Italy based architect and designer Carlo Bagliani has recently collaborated with designer and architect duo Stefano Mattioni and Pamela Cassisa in the complete redesign of an underground garage into an architect's office in a residential neighborhood located in the city of Genova, Italy.
The previous structure that was built by Sp10 Studio has now been transformed and re-imagined as an underground workplace that takes inspiration from industrial materials and dark chromatic tones.
The exterior of the workplace features a long glass panel that peers into the interior space. The inner space is completely coated with black paint, with a metal wall that splits the space in two. While one side of the workspace features a small kitchen, while the other side is the actual place for workers.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Industrial-inspired Workspaces
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create innovative workspaces that take inspiration from industrial materials and dark chromatic tones.
- Underground Office Spaces
- Opportunity to transform previously underutilized spaces into unique and inspiring work environments.
- Glass-walled Offices
- Opportunity to use long glass panels as a design feature for showcasing the interior of an office and inviting natural light.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture and Design
- An opportunity to apply creative and innovative design techniques to transform spaces and create unique work environments.
- Real Estate
- An opportunity to incorporate unique and inspiring office spaces into new and existing real estate developments.
- Construction
- An opportunity to tackle large and unique construction projects such as transforming underground spaces into functional offices.
