The Hive (experimental office space)
This experimental collaborative office space plays with the idea of social distancing and how a clearly identified personal zone can be articulated and integrated into office Architecture. What started as personal “bubbles” merged into hexagons due to their interlocking nature and the “Beehive” was developed.
Check out a sneak peak below…
Client: Confidential
Architects: Kubit Architekten (Tim Pardoe, Ben Donner, Arne Meyer)
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Size: 300m2
Project Team: CBRE (PM) + Averdung (TGA)
Photography: Arne Schulz
Graphic walls: The Studios
Builder: Rum Projects
This project accommodates social distancing. Each hexagon is personal bubble space.
Originally planned as a typical office fit-out, we worked closely with our client to develop a completely new brief and function for the space.
Conceived as a flexible team space, this project features movable furniture and a multi-tiered collaboration zone.
Importance of Lighting + Loose Furniture
We take the selections of furniture and light fittings very seriously.
Much of our work is custom, and designed specifically for the function and feel of the atmosphere we are creating. Quality loose furniture is a playful way of introducing human scale elements that add warmth and comfort to our spaces.
