DESIGNING FOR THE HUMAN EXPERIENCELet’s talk ↗Meeting rooms, a bistro and informal settings explored through the everyday transitions of a professional workplace.
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The bistro and informal settings provide a social centre alongside enclosed meeting rooms. This workplace reading considers how the ordinary transitions of the day—arriving, meeting and taking a break—can become part of a coherent interior experience.
Glass partitions maintain visual relationships while defining separate settings for discussion. Their role is spatial as well as practical: meeting rooms remain part of the wider workplace instead of becoming disconnected destinations.
Timber surfaces and warm lighting sit alongside the exposed ceiling and technical elements. The contrast gives the shared spaces a less formal atmosphere. The design principle is to resolve furniture, lighting and building services as parts of the same composition.
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