Offices of Atelier 99
The interior of the new A99 offices is based on the values that shape both the architecture and the operation of the studio itself: openness, simplicity, functionality, and an emphasis on detail.
The interior design was developed alongside the team's needs and was driven by the desire to create an airy, naturally lit space with a strong character but without ostentation. The architectural concept is based on true materials, simple lines, and a restrained color palette. Overall, the concept is stylized into what is referred to as the "living room effect."
The original open space was completely rebuilt, and through a load-bearing reinforced concrete wall, it was connected to the adjacent part of the building. The result is a bright, naturally open space that meets the current needs and future growth of the company. Everyone has the same space and equipment – height-adjustable desks, acoustic elements, phone boxes, and plenty of room for focused work as well as informal meetings. The management is located in the heart of the layout, as a natural part of the operation.
A key theme of the design is detail and coherence. The entire interior is unified by a tone-on-tone color scheme, subtle textures, and the play of light. The dominant motif is ribbing, which is repeated at the reception, in the furniture, and in the bases of the coffee tables. These elements connect the various parts of the office into a cohesive whole.
The materials were chosen with an emphasis on authenticity and simplicity – without decorative layers or design gestures. The accent is greenery, which serves as the only color contrast in an otherwise neutral space. Natural light plays a crucial role. Horizontal glazed partitions bring light deep into the layout, and in combination with the subtle textures of the wall finishes, ceilings, and furniture, they create a calm, airy atmosphere.
The office also includes a sample room with 3D printing, a large kitchen for communal gatherings, and facilities for meetings, management, and operations.
The interior design was developed alongside the team's needs and was driven by the desire to create an airy, naturally lit space with a strong character but without ostentation. The architectural concept is based on true materials, simple lines, and a restrained color palette. Overall, the concept is stylized into what is referred to as the "living room effect."
The original open space was completely rebuilt, and through a load-bearing reinforced concrete wall, it was connected to the adjacent part of the building. The result is a bright, naturally open space that meets the current needs and future growth of the company. Everyone has the same space and equipment – height-adjustable desks, acoustic elements, phone boxes, and plenty of room for focused work as well as informal meetings. The management is located in the heart of the layout, as a natural part of the operation.
A key theme of the design is detail and coherence. The entire interior is unified by a tone-on-tone color scheme, subtle textures, and the play of light. The dominant motif is ribbing, which is repeated at the reception, in the furniture, and in the bases of the coffee tables. These elements connect the various parts of the office into a cohesive whole.
The materials were chosen with an emphasis on authenticity and simplicity – without decorative layers or design gestures. The accent is greenery, which serves as the only color contrast in an otherwise neutral space. Natural light plays a crucial role. Horizontal glazed partitions bring light deep into the layout, and in combination with the subtle textures of the wall finishes, ceilings, and furniture, they create a calm, airy atmosphere.
The office also includes a sample room with 3D printing, a large kitchen for communal gatherings, and facilities for meetings, management, and operations.
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