Office Interior Design

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Designer / Brand: Calvin Chen Work: Office Interior Design Classification: Interior

Daya Global Headquarters

Daya Global Headquarters is an office interior design covering 2500 square meters. The layout uses the window as its basic structure. All functional spaces are set back from the windows, and the proportions of the framing are carefully defined. A long corridor brings the outside view deep into the interior. Black tones, gravel colors, Roman cave stone, glass and small areas of mirror stainless steel shape the surfaces, while wool carpets provide a quiet background. Art sandstone paint is applied as a gradient, from coarse grains near the core to a smooth touch toward the windows.

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Designer / Brand: SHIRLI ZAMIR DESIGN STUDIO Work: Office Interior Design Classification: Interior

ServiceNow

ServiceNow is an office interior design covering 1800 square meters across two connected buildings. The layout replaces closed cubicles with semi open-space seating arranged as working neighborhoods. The concept came from research on the idea of a neighborhood, both as a space and as a local population. A simple partition sketch with a thin border and a diagonal crossing shaped the reception pattern, the open phone booths and the partitions. Reclaimed wood is used in the cafeteria kitchen island and tribune, and recycled building blocks form the island base.

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Designer / Brand: TsingYan Interior Design & Contracting Work: Office Interior Design Classification: Interior

H Space

H Space is an office interior design located inside a metal manufacturing factory in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The office covers 148 square meters and is built from modular H beam steels and metal partition panels. These units are easy to assemble and dismantle, so the materials can be reused if the factory is relocated. The space is divided into two levels linked by granite stairs with metal handrails. Warm bright yellow recalls the overhead travelling crane of the factory. The design follows the principle of reduce, reuse and recycle.

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