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Outside the Box Office by Archie Ruan
Outside the Box Office by Archie Ruan
Outside the Box Office by Archie Ruan
Outside the Box Office by Archie Ruan
Outside the Box Office by Archie Ruan

PC Interior Design

Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2022

Outside the Box Office

by Archie Ruan

  • A' Design Award 2022 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: PC Interior Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 10,518
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About Outside the Box Office

Outside the Box is an office interior design created for a company headquarters renovated from an old structure. The open floor plan uses a large amount of glass as a transparent medium, so the work areas remain open, bright and suited to friendly interaction. Grayish white tones give the indoor space a bright and neat character. The lobby has a two story vaulted ceiling and large French windows. Couches, bar counters by the windows and circular sofas form separate areas for flexible work, meeting or rest.

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Unique Properties
In the open-plan office, a lot of rimless transitions are used to connect the spaces. Such details as couches, bar counters by the windows, and circular sofas, complemented with bright lighting and vibrant-colored furnishing, create a diverse yet separate area for nomadic work or lounging that is ideal for deliberation, contemplation and interaction.
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PC Interior Design, Archie Ruan, Office
Production Technology
The open floor plan, combined with large amount of glass as a transparent medium, constructs an office section open, bright and conducive to friendly interaction. At the main entrance on the first floor, what comes into view is a lobby with a two-story-tall vaulted ceiling and large French windows, which, paired with slanted built-in landscaped proactive steps and the digital TV wall and the counter on the other side, serve to incorporate the upper and lower floors vertically and shape an open, friendly façade for the company.
Design Challenge
Curvy lines divide spaces, while grille walls and direct and indirect lighting on the ceiling shape a user-friendly, warm work environment with the aid of specifically-selected materials, color scheme and spatial details. In this way, users can feel mentally and physically settled, motivated and inspired, thus taking joy in their work.
Project Duration
Located in the Science Park in Guishan, Taoyuan, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
Like the first-floor layout that puts emphasis on openness, transparency and interaction, the office section on the second floor also has a bright and natural feel by means of grayish white paired with wood veins.
Research
As a place for reinvigorating the employees, the staff restaurant in the basement is also carefully mapped out. The dining area features an industrial style and has an open seating section and VIP rooms. It also includes counters for buffet, exotic cuisines and healthful foods as well as a separate coffee shop. Its industrial look, with the light steel frames on the ceiling removed and thus the sense of oppression dispelled as well, neatly exposes pipelines of varying thickness. Together with warm yellow lighting and such wood and cloth furnishing as tables and chairs, it makes for a space where the employees can perfectly relax and be laid-back when taking a break at noon, working overtime in the evening, or even during a brief dining time. In this way, they can be recharge the mind and the body fully.
Inspiration
The design features the corporate culture of state-of-the-art technology and its innovative application, which is embodied in the overall layout of the headquarters, renovated from an old structure. The indoor space is characterized by grayish white hues to create a bright, neat and lively vibe.

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