CBRE, an international commercial real estate, and investment services company, has opened an updated modern office. The customer wanted a functional space with a minimalist laconic design and accents on corporate colors: green and white.
The work on the implementation was large-scale and quite difficult, but at the same time exciting and interesting. In the end, we have a workspace with extremely carefully thought-out logistics, which is competently combined with a stylish interior.
The large area of the CBRE office is divided into functional zones in such a way that each meter of space directly fulfills its role – maximum adaptability to comfort and convenience for each employee. The office space is mostly open space: there is a flexibly arranged workspace, cozy lounge areas, and a laconic reception.
Closed areas – spacious technological conference halls, offices, acoustic booths, and meeting rooms with full sound insulation.
The transit zone is equipped with hidden closets and a niche for a comfortable sofa. As for the customization of the relaxation area, there is a jogging track, a table football, and an open roof terrace with a panorama of the city, which provides an opportunity to recover and tune in to new tasks.
The corridor smoothly leads to a brightly equipped company minibar and an incredibly stylish spacious kitchen.
Separately, it is worth emphasizing the lighting, which has become a characteristic style solution. Linear and individual lighting fixtures in combination with soundproof panels under the ceiling create a playful geometry and immediately attract attention.
Panoramic windows that provide a lot of natural light and open extraordinary views of Kyiv from any corner of the office, give the space a sense of boundlessness, and the people who are in it – a thirst for conquering the peaks.
The CBRE office is a multifunctional space with various possible use scenarios, thanks to the implemented compact zoning, movable partitions, mobile modular furniture, and lighting. The emphasis on functionality compensates for the restrained design of the space – the advantage of natural materials, in particular wood, textured surfaces in brand colors, laconic furniture, and decor.
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