Keboola in the cable room
"A refreshing punk office where everyone feels a bit at home" …
After a joint introductory survey and brainstorming session with clients, the basic wishes and requirements for the space were defined. The fundamental pillar for the actual handling of the space was that it should not just be a dull open office, but rather a variable environment where everyone could have what they like and find their own place that suits them best for work.
In the main central space, a place has been created that connects everything at once. One part is completely open with a large communal staircase. Various social gatherings, lectures/events, and meetings of individual teams can take place here. But it is also a space for coffee breaks or games around the ping-pong table. The adjoining central space gradually gets denser with freestanding partitions, which begin to define, thicken, and divide the space more with their size. Here, semi-private workspaces are available for people who feel good being close to coffee and social activities, but still need their own separated place for work. There are also private phone booths, as well as hanging hammocks for potential relaxation or sleep. The last adjoining space consists of smaller offices with the greatest privacy.
The central space is then connected to separate meeting rooms, sanitary facilities, and smaller open rooms with open offices for independent teams.
After a joint introductory survey and brainstorming session with clients, the basic wishes and requirements for the space were defined. The fundamental pillar for the actual handling of the space was that it should not just be a dull open office, but rather a variable environment where everyone could have what they like and find their own place that suits them best for work.
In the main central space, a place has been created that connects everything at once. One part is completely open with a large communal staircase. Various social gatherings, lectures/events, and meetings of individual teams can take place here. But it is also a space for coffee breaks or games around the ping-pong table. The adjoining central space gradually gets denser with freestanding partitions, which begin to define, thicken, and divide the space more with their size. Here, semi-private workspaces are available for people who feel good being close to coffee and social activities, but still need their own separated place for work. There are also private phone booths, as well as hanging hammocks for potential relaxation or sleep. The last adjoining space consists of smaller offices with the greatest privacy.
The central space is then connected to separate meeting rooms, sanitary facilities, and smaller open rooms with open offices for independent teams.
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