Dutch design studio Simon Bush-King Architecture designed an office space for digital agency Superheroes in Amsterdam's De Pijp neighborhood.
The architects situated all three meeting rooms in the corners of the office, leaving room for more flexible, in-between work spaces throughout. The partition walls and most of the office furniture was made from CNC-cut orientated strand board (OSB). Moreover, all of the furniture was assembled using pine dowels, meaning that they can be easily dismantled and used to build something else, "should the office move in a few years."
The open-concept studio was filled with hanging plans, custom wooden furniture and a unique mural of a llama and an ice cream cone. The mural, which is by TelmoMiel at Shop Around, sits beneath a glass ceiling in the primary studio space. Bush-King explains,"The mural and lama is largely a spot of whimsy with the caped superhero clinging on for dear life to the ice cream cone."
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Flexible Office Spaces
- Designing offices with flexible and adaptable spaces to accommodate evolving work needs.
- Sustainable Furniture Design
- Utilizing sustainable materials and construction techniques to create furniture that can be easily disassembled and repurposed.
- Creative Murals in Workspaces
- Incorporating unique and artistic murals in office spaces to add visual interest and promote a creative environment.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Creating innovative office space layouts and furniture designs.
- Construction
- Developing sustainable construction materials and techniques for office environments.
- Art and Design
- Producing custom murals and artwork to enhance the aesthetic appeal of workspaces.
