Architecture firm Superlimão highlights construction elements in their natural form in its modern headquarters office for Escritório da Engenharia in São Paulo. The studio was tapped to create a space that caters to a hybrid working space for in-person and remote workspaces. When creating the office, the studio shines a spotlight on industrial elements to bring forth a raw visual in a captivating way. It features brick, metal mesh, concrete, and color-coded wires.
The office is made up of an event space for lectures and events from external groups. It also features bleacher style seatings that create a more casual space for employees and visiting guests. Other components include a podcast recording studio detailed with terracotta bricks.
Image Credit: Superlimão
What's Driving This Trend
- Natural Material-focused Design
- The trend of incorporating natural construction materials in office design offers opportunities for creating visually captivating and raw spaces.
- Hybrid Working Spaces
- The trend of creating hybrid working spaces that cater to both in-person and remote work provides opportunities for versatile and flexible office designs.
- Industrial Aesthetic
- The trend of showcasing industrial elements in office interiors opens up opportunities for creating unique and visually striking work environments.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Interior Design
- The architecture and interior design industry can capitalize on the trend of natural material-focused design to create innovative and visually appealing office spaces.
- Construction and Real Estate
- The construction and real estate industry can explore opportunities in developing hybrid working spaces that accommodate the changing work landscape.
- Furniture and Office Equipment
- The furniture and office equipment industry can tap into the trend of industrial aesthetics to provide unique and stylish design solutions for modern workspaces.
