was no exception – the Art et Domain team
had constant discussions and meetings
with different departments, and developed a design that reflects the close
working relationship and transparency
between management and staff.
“EcoWorld works on commercial and
residential developments that establish
new design benchmarks, so we have given
the firm an office with a strong architectural language and a futuristic ambience to
match,” Yang says. “Central to the design
was the company’s eco philosophy, which
is a key focus for all its developments.”
Art et Domain carved out a naturally
ventilated breakout space, with fun furniture, a pool table and a view to the atrium.
In addition, there are living gardens on the
walls along corridors and nodes, creating
points of interest throughout the office.
“Staff are never far away from nature,”
Yang says. “And they are never far from
natural light. We also ensured the workstation areas were designed to provide
ample space, and plenty of opportunity
for staff interaction.”
Above left: The EcoWorld Development Group
offices were designed by Art et Domain, a
company that moves away from coventional
layouts to focus on each client’s corporate lifestyle.
Top and above left: Art et Domain’s integrated
design approach can be seen in the naturally
ventilated atrium, which features lush landscaping
and cascading water, and in the living wall gardens
that appear throughout the office.
Above: Staff working configurations provide ample
space for workstations and filing, while creating a
conducive environment for interaction.
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