This open plan office space was designed to suit the needs of employees in different teams and management positions.
Wipro Digital's office is located in London and was designed by 'M Moser Associates.' The office's most unusual aspect is the seemingly limited natural and artificial lighting. Black walls, gray flooring and plywood tables emphasize the neutral and low-lit theme of the office. What counterbalances the limited lighting in the open plan office space are the pops of color that can be seen throughout. Furniture that comes in vibrant blues, yellows, greens and pinks ensures that a strategic use of color makes up for what the office is lacking with lighting. The space has adaptive work areas that suit the functions of designers, strategists and software developers alike.
This office design ensures that there is a balance in both color and utility.
What's Driving This Trend
- Adaptive Office Spaces
- Designing open plan office spaces that cater to the varying needs of different occupations by providing them adjustable workspaces, color schemes and lighting.
- Strategic Use of Color
- Integrating a combination of vibrant colors in office furniture, walls, flooring, and décor to compensate for the office's limited natural and artificial lighting.
- Neutral Theme Offices
- Emphasizing neutral tones with the limited natural and artificial lighting in an open plan office, through black walls, gray flooring, plywood tables, and utilizing furniture as pops of color.
Who This Affects Most
- Office Furniture Industry
- Manufacturing creative and modern multi-functional office furniture that adapts to the changing needs of different occupations, while integrating a range of vibrant colors that complement the office's neutral theme.
- Lighting Industry
- Developing innovative lighting solutions that compensate for limitations in natural lighting in open plan offices, by providing adjustable lighting schemes and color options.
- Interior Design Industry
- Providing flexible and adaptive office designs, that cater to the changing requirements of different occupations, while integrating neutral tones with pops of colors, to balance the limited natural and artificial lighting in open plan offices.
