The space is zoned, with the working area for brainstorm being the main one. It houses the negotiating table with built in electric outlets, thanks to which they become fully functional working places.
The storage system, an important element for the working space, is realised in both open and closed version. A curious detail is book case columns that double as hiding-place and a wardrobe by the entrance: both are a very effective solution for a narrow buffer zone. The wardrobe is covered with fabric close in texture and colour to the wallpaper to help disguise it; that was skilfully made by local craftsmen. This cover is distinct in that it’s pleasantly tactile and presentable.
A number of functional objectives were solved alongside general design. For instance, the developer’s layout could not be changed. The partitions frames were kept as they were but they were erected not reaching the ceiling and in glass and turned out to be in tune with the correct trend.
The space has got even more light. Fitly, the bathroom door is made of transparent glass, however, the exterior pattern does not allow to look in. Considering the climate, a shower unit has been planned next to the toilet, with walls finished with facade travertine, in antique style. The stone added brutality to both the area and the whole space.