Prosperity Irodabelső Design by He-Yun Lu

Prosperity Irodabelső Design by He-Yun Lu is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2024 Bronzdíj A' Design Award in Belső tér és kiállítástervezés Competition Category.

BronzEnteriőr· 2024

Prosperity Irodabelső Design

by He-Yun Lu

Client: Basso

Bronzdíj A' Design Award Winner in Enteriőr Category

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The Design

About Prosperity Irodabelső Design

A Prosperity egy Tajvanon megvalósult irodabelső-tervezési projekt. A projekt két emeletet újít fel, összesen mintegy 462,8 négyzetméter alapterületen. A negyedik emeleti tárgyalótermet ügyfélfogadásra használják, ahol a texturált faerezet és a rácsozat nyugodt és stabil hatást kelt. Az ötödik emeleten kapott helyet a munkatársi iroda, egy kisebb tárgyaló, egy teakonyha, egy ülőterület és egy pihenősarok. Az íves padlóvágások és a köríves formák egységet sugallnak, míg az elbontott válaszfalak és az üvegfelületek fokozzák a térérzetet és a természetes fényt. Az alkalmazott anyagok között szerepel a kőporos kompozit padlóburkolat is.

The Recognition

About the Bronzdíj A' Design Award

Prosperity Irodabelső Design a Bronzdíj A' Design Award győztese, rendkívül rangos elismerés a kreativitással, találékonysággal és éleselméjűséggel kitűnő kiemelkedő dizájnoknak. A bronzgyőztesek bőven ügyes és feltűnően kreatív alkotások, amelyek hitelesítik tervezőik hatalmas tapasztalatát, képzelőerejét és leleményességét. Prosperity Irodabelső Design-tól azt várják, hogy nagyra becsült, csodált és kedvelt tárgy legyen, amely figyelemre méltóan professzionális és innovatív. Ez a Bronzdíj A' Design Award kitüntetést elnyert dizájn magába foglalja a művészet, a tudomány, a dizájn és a technológia legjobb gyakorlatait, és kiváló a részletekre fordított figyelmében. Prosperity Irodabelső Design remekül kielégíti a szükségleteket, megérinti a vágyakat, elbűvöli az érzéseket, és vonzza a kíváncsiságot.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: 1. The fourth floor shapes a corporate image: The conference room is designed to receive clients, so the Japanese wood grain creates a stable and powerful impression. Took a 'sense of space' as the theme, reduced superfluous decorations, and took textured wood grain with grille and color conversion.
2. The fifth floor has been rejuvenated: Continuing the elements of the fourth floor, presents curves in the staff office area on the fifth floor, connecting the two floors. Present the company's youthfulness and vitality in a fresh style, and attract more young people to join the enterprise.
Dimensions & Packaging: With 198.3 square meters on the fourth floor and 264.4 square meters on the fifth floor, the total area of the two floors undergoing renovation is approximately 462.8 square meters. The fourth floor is a conference room to receive clients, while the fifth floor has an office, a small conference room, a pantry area, a sitting area, and a lounge.
The refurbishment project adopted a fresh color palette for the office, which is more acceptable to young people. To shape a better sense of space on the fifth floor, removed unnecessary partitions to maximize the spaciousness and lighting.
Tags: Office, Client, Rejuvenation, Basso, Conference Room, Lounge.
Production Technology: Building materials: F3 fire-resistant grade building materials, stone plastic composite flooring, iron fittings, transparent glass, Bolon carpets, sofas, wood grain, slab tiles, eco-friendly latex paint, etc.
The Bolon carpet in the conference room and office is waterproof and not easy to mold, because of the material and structure. Moreover, it can be repaired and is more durable than traditional ones. In addition, Bolon carpet also has the features of fireproof grade B1, flame retardant, and non-flame retardant, which is a kind of eco-friendly green building materials.
Design Challenge: The greatest challenge was the communication with all parties. Although the owner gave the designer a lot of creative flexibility, it was also a difficult challenge. Both parties communicated with each other based on different imaginations and logic. However, since the owner had many ideas and uncertainty about the function of the space, it took a lot of effort and time to integrate the design team's planning with the owner's ideas. In the end, through close communication, the design team was able to shape a brand-new office.
Research: The conference room on the fourth floor is for receiving clients, and the core is calmness. To preserve the spaciousness, the floor, and ceiling colors are changed, and half-height cabinets serve as the boundary of each area to define the theme. The fifth floor is the staff office, which is planned with the concepts of freedom, freshness, and openness. The circle shape is the symbol of corporate strength, which is aesthetically pleasing and conveys the idea of unity. The flooring is divided into areas by curved cuts, and the geometric shapes show the roundness effect.
Inspiration: The client is the world's No.1 manufacturer of pneumatic nail-driver with 40 years of history. The remodeling is for the renovation of the office. The designer created a customized style for the conference room on the fourth floor and the office on the fifth floor. The conference room has a solid textured wood grain to shape a reliable image, while the fifth floor is fresh and bright with a sense of liveliness, providing a high-quality workplace for the staff.
Project Duration: The project started in May 2022 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow: After the completion, the owner's concerns about the style were dispelled and he was very satisfied with the new office. The seating area on the fifth floor facing the window offers a great view of the window, while the bar area provides a comfortable space for staff to rest. The lounge area is placed with sofas and coffee tables for staff to have meals, take a break, or even hold meetings.
Team Members: He-Yun Lu
Image Credits: Fullhouse Interior Design