Retreat – Space and Inspiration
Concepts for retreats that offer employees peace, focus, and rejuvenation—places where they can recharge.
Project Area --- Diversity inspires
In the beginning, there was the triangle. Shapes that break away from the usual patterns can often open up new creative possibilities.
Arrival – Lounge in front of the moss-covered green wall
Warm brown set against refreshing green: the symmetrical design lends the arrival area structure and visual interest.
Working – Open-plan space with groups of tables
An open-plan workspace with privacy – making working a pleasure.
Bistro – coffee bar with a mix of chairs
Just a coffee today, or perhaps a snack? Either way, there’ll be plenty of chat and conversation to go with it!
Project Area – table groups for teamwork
Working together to find the best solution: A project area that inspires collaboration.
Arrival – Lounge with spiral staircase
A lively welcome: The sofa, rug and lamps echo the shape of the spiral staircase, creating a harmonious and welcoming ensemble.
Impulse Arena – a flexible space for ideas
Gathering and processing input: this room has everything you need to do just that.
Conference – Organising meetings with style
Small-group meeting: A welcoming and agile atmosphere go hand in hand here.
Meeting – conducive to informal discussion
A sit-stand desk or a lounge area? This room has it all.
Impulse Arena – bringing ideas to life
One room – many options: Whilst the left-hand side is set up for input, the right-hand side is designed for exploring topics.
A place of retreat – Peace and quiet in the quiet room
A private space right in the middle – meeting cubicles have become an integral part of the modern open-plan office environment.
Retreat – Private spaces for conversations
Enclosed sofas: cosy nooks for one or two people.
Arrival – spacious entrance hall
In this open-plan reception area, the reception desk and seating area merge to form an inviting first point of contact.
Impulse Arena – full concentration required
Input is good – provided there’s time afterwards to reflect on it and discuss it. That’s easy to do here.
Impulse Arena – making good use of the spaces in between
Learning in the workplace requires spaces that encourage it.
Impulse Arena – focusing together
The idea comes from the front—and is then further developed right at each employee’s own workstation. This allows ideas to be both shared and refined.
Project Area – an environment offering a wealth of possibilities
Ideas need space. Only then can they truly develop freely and occasionally venture beyond the usual boundaries.
Meeting – small group, very efficient
The best solution is rarely found on one's own—a space that fosters diverse ways of working and collaborating, brainstorming, and discussion is helpful in this regard.
Meeting – a standing table encourages movement
Meeting area for ad hoc meetings.
Meeting – an atmosphere of trust
Welcome to the meeting – this is a space for undisturbed discussion.
Meeting – promoting collaboration
Whether it's for brainstorming, exchanging ideas, or working on your laptop, just pull up a chair for meetings of any kind!
Meeting – informal discussion
A meeting table that is easy to get to encourages collaboration.
Meeting – Informal discussion encouraged
Two spaces in one: Desk work meets Meetings.