Livesport
New offices for a Czech technology company
Architects (played) the pencil, Livesport aims for the title!
On the field of the Aspira office building, fans of quality architecture and honest athletic performance gathered. They decided to organize a tournament for the best design of new stands for the working environment of Livesport. In the first round, three architectural firms competed for a place in the league of execution. The victory went to a combination of an audience-attractive space, a functional arrangement of the work arena, and a clear philosophy of capturing movement in space. The riders from the Reaktor team were invited to collaborate.
Introduction, line-ups, the whistle of signed contracts, and let's go. Right from the start, the strategy of separating training offices and shared spaces was set. While a neutral color scheme and tactically chosen soft surfaces created an environment for focused work, running tracks and acoustic hockey sticks introduced movement, agility, and dynamics into the game. An important point was gained by the idea of freely placing movable tables in the corner glass office, to which juice can be brought using retractable cords.
The second half of the match was fast-paced. For users with aggressive calling, the creators devised several built-in booths where everything could be resolved during a loud call in 5 minutes on the penalty bench. Stands were placed in the focal point so that programming teams could take a break, recharge, and sit for a moment on padded benches.
Time was set. Budget tightened. Expectations of the fans. With the end of the year and the relocation of new talents to the space, the pressure on the interior supplier increased. Despite minor bruises and a few stumbles, they clad the rounded boxes with metal, veneer, and copilot material. At the last moment, they lined the running track and leveled the ceiling fixtures. In the end, everything turned out well, and the cooperation of the involved parties, interesting ideas from all participants, and fair play won.
It was a spectacular show, the final score ignited a Mexican wave on the floor. The playing area was left with only smudges behind the copilot glass, reflections of movement in the metal cladding, and imprints on the table printed with thermochromic paint. The competition concluded with a one-word response from the entire execution team to the question of whether similar performances would continue in the future: "Definitely!"
On the field of the Aspira office building, fans of quality architecture and honest athletic performance gathered. They decided to organize a tournament for the best design of new stands for the working environment of Livesport. In the first round, three architectural firms competed for a place in the league of execution. The victory went to a combination of an audience-attractive space, a functional arrangement of the work arena, and a clear philosophy of capturing movement in space. The riders from the Reaktor team were invited to collaborate.
Introduction, line-ups, the whistle of signed contracts, and let's go. Right from the start, the strategy of separating training offices and shared spaces was set. While a neutral color scheme and tactically chosen soft surfaces created an environment for focused work, running tracks and acoustic hockey sticks introduced movement, agility, and dynamics into the game. An important point was gained by the idea of freely placing movable tables in the corner glass office, to which juice can be brought using retractable cords.
The second half of the match was fast-paced. For users with aggressive calling, the creators devised several built-in booths where everything could be resolved during a loud call in 5 minutes on the penalty bench. Stands were placed in the focal point so that programming teams could take a break, recharge, and sit for a moment on padded benches.
Time was set. Budget tightened. Expectations of the fans. With the end of the year and the relocation of new talents to the space, the pressure on the interior supplier increased. Despite minor bruises and a few stumbles, they clad the rounded boxes with metal, veneer, and copilot material. At the last moment, they lined the running track and leveled the ceiling fixtures. In the end, everything turned out well, and the cooperation of the involved parties, interesting ideas from all participants, and fair play won.
It was a spectacular show, the final score ignited a Mexican wave on the floor. The playing area was left with only smudges behind the copilot glass, reflections of movement in the metal cladding, and imprints on the table printed with thermochromic paint. The competition concluded with a one-word response from the entire execution team to the question of whether similar performances would continue in the future: "Definitely!"
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