Curves Safari

This is an office with the interior style of modern technology, overturning the past visual impression of office space. The designer took the gravity as the design inspiration. The overall traffic flow of space breaks the boundaries. With a talking design and bold creativity, the designer has successfully created a gathering gravitational field for the talents, in a form of free and open layout. For the designer, space planning is not only to place equipment to solve the functional needs, but also to create a representative and creative space.
Most of the space expressions are presented in the form of arcs and hyperbolas. Entering the office space, the front desk ceiling is shaped with large curved surface, and the large area of mirrored aluminum panel is used to show the three-dimensional level of the space. To visually solve the short height of the building, the designer facilitates the reflection of the mirror by designing the inner space with mirrored surface in many places, conveying a visually open and wide feeling of the space. The use of curves extends to the entire space. With large curved surfaces and flowing lines, each element is carefully designed to give the space a greater sense of depth.
The office space has been divided into two floors that do not interfere with each other. Public office area, conference room, small and large offices are set up on the first floor. Open public space and small space for private communication coexist, which mainly utilizing warm wood tone to slow down the rhythm of the space and create a bright and comfortable working environment. On the second floor, a multi-functional hall and a circular exhibition room are set up. The overall color tone is mainly dark, injecting a sense of technology experience and advanced spatial tone into the space. The exhibition space boldly adopts a circular 360° rotating LED screen for display and technology experience, so that visitors are wrapped in a dark environment and feel a unique sense of technology experience and ceremony under the interaction of visual and auditory senses.