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Super Tomato and Endless Office by Zhifei Li
Super Tomato and Endless Office by Zhifei Li
Super Tomato and Endless Office by Zhifei Li
Super Tomato and Endless Office by Zhifei Li
Super Tomato and Endless Office by Zhifei Li

Li Zhifei

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020

Super Tomato and Endless Office

by Zhifei Li

  • A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: Li Zhifei
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,894
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About Super Tomato and Endless Office

Super Tomato and Endless is an office interior covering 350 square meters. The design brings the idea of home into the workplace, so that work and life are combined in one space. The original floor height is only 4.4 meters, so a sunken area one meter deep forms a mezzanine and gives the lower level a two-storey height. Zones for working, reception, kitchen and meetings are arranged across the two levels without rigid partitions. The reception table is made of white artificial stone with a mirror-finish base, and glass doors bring natural light inside.

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Unique Properties
By breaking through the conventional design for workplace, the designers added the idea of "home" into the design so that work is to integrate with life in the space.
Since the original floor height is only 4.4m, the designers utilized a one-mete-high sunken space to make a mezzanine, hence maximizing the use of the whole space. By taking advantage of floor height, functional divisions for working, kitchen and conference, etc. are well arranged in the two-storey space without rigid partitions.
Dimensions & Packaging
Project area: 350sqm
Tags
Office design, work, life, floor height, SUPER TOMATO
Production Technology
The reception table at the entrance is made of white artificial stone, forming a sharp contrast with the self-leveling floor. The mirror-finish base of the reception table makes the table seem like floating in the air. Glass doors are largely used in reception area, the textures of which resemble running water. Thus, the interior space enjoys sufficient natural lights, thereby creating a bright and airy environment with a simple and clean layout.
Design Challenge
The biggest challenge is that as the original floor height is not high enough, a one-meter-high sunken space is created to make the first floor enjoy a two-story height.
Project Duration
Started from: February 2018
Completed at: October 2018
Operation Flow
By breaking through the conventional design for workplace, the designers added the idea of "home" into the design so that work is to integrate with life in the space. Since the original floor height is only 4.4m, the designers utilized a one-meter-high sunken space to make a mezzanine, hence maximizing the use of the whole space. By taking advantage of floor height, functional divisions for working, kitchen and conference, etc. are well arranged in the two-storey space without rigid partitions.
Research
Since the original floor height is only 4.4m, the designers utilized a one-meter-high sunken space to make a mezzanine, hence maximizing the use of the whole space. By taking advantage of floor height, functional divisions for working, reception, kitchen and conference, etc. are well arranged in the two-storey space without rigid partitions.
Inspiration
What do employees want to get from the space?What makes the workplace comfortable and pleasant? How to convey the company's values and belief in the interior design language? What will work look like in the future? And what do designers want? Those questions are needed to be considered and answered in the design.
By breaking through the conventional design for workplace, the design team added the idea of "home" into the design so that work is to integrate with life in the space.
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