The architects' primary goal was to design a maximally open, bright office featuring both partition-free work areas and meeting rooms. Considerable attention was paid to the efficient organization of functional storage areas and engineering solutions.


The architects paid special attention to lighting in the office space. To create the most comfortable lighting conditions in the open-plan workstations, linear lighting systems with direct and indirect lighting were used. The thoughtful lighting solution facilitates functional tasks, fills the space with light, and supports the geometric design. Straight lines help eliminate visual noise and further emphasize the austerity of the minimalist forms in the interior.


Ceiling lighting solutions are complemented by light lines at baseboard level, enhancing the effect of clear geometry. This solution creates a decorative effect in a minimalist design and further illuminates the office space. Clear geometry is evident throughout the workspace. To create the feeling of daylight in the restrooms, were used skylights. This solution helps to fills the small space with soft, uniform light while concealing utility lines.

The combination of straight lines and accents avoids visual monotony in the minimalist, white corporate space. All lighting solutions are designed to enhance visual contrast and draw attention to detail.