The Microcity Sales Office by Mossine Partners is a temporary corporate structure situated outside of Moscow. The 1400-sq-m space resembles an inflatable igloo and is reminiscent of a set design piece common in a futuristic sci-fi flick.
Mossine Partners created the spherical structure's outer shell out of PVC fabric and its interior from domes made from riveted balloon forms. The off-kilter real-estate office space is home to a large exhibition area, a sales area and a relaxing lounge equipped with a cafe and children's playroom.
Displaying the company's logo, a hot air balloon floats over the Microcity Sales Office. This all-white interior is anything but traditional referencing a retro futurist concept made popular in the 1960s.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Inflatable Architecture
- The use of PVC fabric in creating temporary structures opens up opportunities for innovative and customizable architectural designs.
- Retro Futurism
- The incorporation of retro futurist concepts in interior design creates a unique and visually captivating experience for customers.
- Futuristic Sales Offices
- Creating sales offices with futuristic designs, such as the Microcity Sales Office, can help companies stand out and create a memorable impression.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Architects and designers can explore the use of innovative materials like PVC fabric to create temporary and visually striking structures.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can draw inspiration from retro futurism to create unique and visually captivating spaces for businesses and clients.
- Real Estate
- Incorporating futuristic designs in sales offices can help real estate companies differentiate themselves and create a futuristic brand image.
