the design needed to consider the use of technology in these
rooms - flat screens, projectors and audio and video conferencing.
The result? The acoustic and natural light of the environment
influenced the design here.
Another consideration? The spatial planning between the
first and second floor. The area was designed to encourage
movement between the floors, thereby eliminating any
connotations that certain areas were off bounds. One of the
more visual elements was the expansion of the balcony
that overlooks the V&A Waterfront. In general, the design
incorporated substantial glass façades which overlook the
V&A Waterfront, and of course allow a deluge of natural light
into the area.
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Overall, the work areas are vibrant, open floor, with graphic
wallpapers and pictures of extreme sports (commonly associated
with Red Bull) adorning the walls. There is even a running track
around the space and surfboards along the stairwells. In one area
you will find a beautifully thought up “Dream Wall”. The creativity
in the Red Bull offices is all around, and it’s implemented in both
the major design of the space and in the decorative features that
were then added.
But it doesn’t stop there - Red Bull offices have a beautifully
designed section used to entertain and enhance client interactions.
In this entertainment area, one of the key elements are the styled
refrigerators which distinctly display their products. They have a
kitchen area (not your typical canteen orientated design) for their
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