SML OFFICES — Headquarter
Some Place Studio has designed a new office headquarters bridging the need for focused work with ample communal spaces fostering exchange and chance encounters.
At the heart of the project sits a light flooded atrium surrounded by private offices. The atrium is bisected by a sculptural stair, connecting the levels and creating a social condenser. To amplify the connection between levels, the floorplates are changing their outlines, producing overhangs, balconies and unexpected vistas.
SPS DESIGN TEAM
Bika Rebek, Daniel Prost, Georgios Albanis,
Noemi Polo, Viki Sandor,
Matt Choot,
Klemens Sitzmann,
Pam Anantrungroj,
Tim Daniel Battelino
SQUARE FOOTAGE
63300 sqft
EXECUTIVE LOCAL ARCHITECT
Benesch/Stögmüller
PHOTOGRAPHER
Simon Oberndorfer
LOCATION
Redlham, Austria
completed in April 2019
On the north side, a circular space becomes a multifunctional space, only divided by a move-able curtain. A kitchen, printer island and circular lunch/meeting room table allows for various use.
The architectural language takes cues from the machines that the company is building, creating moments suggesting rotating cylindrical shapes and repetitive machinic movements. Combining a metallic, cold color palette, clear cut and precise corners with cylindrical and rotational shapes, creates a building in itself reminiscent of a large machine.
The architectural language takes cues from the machines that the company is building, creating moments suggesting rotating cylindrical shapes and repetitive machinic movements. Combining a metallic, cold color palette, clear cut and precise corners with cylindrical and rotational shapes, creates a building in itself reminiscent of a large machine.
