Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2023
Interweaving Workplace Commercial
by Nikki Ho Lk
- A' Design Award 2023 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2023
- CLIENT: LOT Architects
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,150
- Verification code F7BC046E53 · Verify this award
About Interweaving Workplace Commercial
Interweaving Workplace is an office interior located at the Hong Kong Science Park. The 7,000 square foot space serves a research and development company active in the artificial intelligence and 5G fields. Two main paths are set at an angle, so natural light reaches the reception area, where visitors are greeted by sea views. The office is divided into separate zones that remain connected. Common spaces are placed near the entrance for easy access. The layout aims to create an open and friendly working environment.
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- Unique Properties
- Situated at the Hong Kong Science Park, UMEC is a research and development company in AI & 5G industry with 7,000 sqft working space. Our design approach emphasized in creativity and innovation to create an open and connect space. Two main paths were introduced at an angle for natural light filtering into the reception and visitors would be greeted by sea views. The office is divided into different zones while maintain connection and common spaces are placed near the entrance for easy access.
- Tags
- Office design, creativity, innovation, connectivity, Hong Kong interior design, LOT Architects, Nikki Ho space planning, working space, working environment
- Inspiration
- We gained inspiration from the business nature of the company, a start-up company of AI and 5G industry which is young and energetic. Through our design, a layout with two angled paths, we sought to project a home-office and friendly working environment, rather than a futuristic high-tech image. For the visitors, we have created an easy-access and open environment with ample sunlight and connectivity, at the time maintained a sense of privacy for the staffs.
- Image Credits
- Gary Chung & Derek Chan