We decided to run an experiment: to "test" new work formats and settings within a small section of the existing office, subsequently analyzing the demand for each zone, the emotional response, and employee engagement levels, in order to later scale the most successful ones. Such an approach and opportunity is rarely offered by clients, which made this project especially valuable and engaging for us.

The space unfolds around an atrium, with open meeting areas, soft-furnished lounges, and a game room along two sides. Along the third, a bar-height countertop for remote work and built-in sofas with mobile tables. The atrium is separated from enclosed meeting rooms by freestanding, self-supporting buffer volumes: rectangular blocks of mini meeting rooms and focus work rooms that don't reach the ceiling slab.