To strike the right balance for the potential market, we worked closely with both the landlord and the agents marketing the floor. 

The design for the fifth floor was inspired by a minimal Scandinavian aesthetic, incorporating light color tones, wooden elements, and dedicated collaboration zones while maintaining a sense of openness.

The landlord required a design that would appeal to a broad range of tenants, so certain elements—such as flooring, main lighting, paint effects, and glazing—were kept consistent across both floors. For the sixth floor, we introduced a more corporate aesthetic, using darker tones and textured materials. This space featured a greater number of private meeting rooms, offering a contrast to the more open and collaborative layout of the fifth floor.

By tailoring each floor’s design to different working styles while maintaining cohesive elements, we created a flexible and attractive workspace that meets both the landlord’s needs and the expectations of future tenants.