Client story

A new creative and dynamic office … with an urban echo

Size

1200 sqm

Duration

5 months

Approx.

98 workplaces

Challenge

The Fork, Europe's leading restaurant booking platform and a subsidiary of TripAdvisor entrusted us with the design and build of their new Milan office. The new offices are housed in a historic building - Palazzo dell'Informazione - landscape mark of the city of Milan and our mission was to intelligently convert a traditional office space into a young and dynamic environment that interprets and translates the values of the company.

To meet their needs, we designed the workspaces, distributed over two internally connected floors, in such a way as to offer people maximum wellbeing and the opportunity to carry out their work in a flexible, creative and shared manner.

Solution

We conceived the spaces with an integrated approach, developing design, technology and systems in parallel. The concept was born from the desire to re-propose the Milanese urban fabric within the offices, both through the architectural composition of the functional areas and in the selection of materials and furnishings.

The reception area, which takes on the characteristics of an urban square, is presented as a dynamic environment that invites you to enter a large break area, equipped with a professional kitchen, which in turn overlooks a beautiful terrace embellished with potted greenery and lounge areas. A convivial and interactive environment, which can be reconfigured as required thanks to the choice of flexible furnishings and which is well suited to hosting show-cooking events or company presentations. The corridor winds its way through the space as if it were a city street, setting the pace and infusing the work areas with a metropolitan echo. The phone booths become photo booths, and an iridescent red staircase in metal and sheet metal invites us to climb to the upper floor, characterised by industrial notes rendered by the finishes, materials and colours, by the exposed mechanical systems and by the pendant lights.

The operating areas, interspersed with support areas, are developed on the sides of the corridor as if they were green patios where warm, natural colours predominate in the choice of furnishings. To ensure maximum comfort for employees, all the workstations are height-adjustable, allowing them to choose their working position at different times of the day, and are equipped with task lights to adjust the intensity of the light to their liking. Even in collaboration spaces such as meeting rooms, a domestic atmosphere prevails, combining comfort, functionality and flexibility. From a technical point of view, the acoustic measures were central to the development of this project: the entire ceiling is made of highly sound-absorbent panels, the desk benches are equipped with screens covered with sound-absorbing fabric and in the meeting rooms the wall with the monitors is covered with natural, eco-friendly panels with sound-absorbing qualities. It was also essential to reinterpret the brand culture in the client's new headquarters, which is translated into the space in a variety of graphic elements with a pop feel that typify the meeting rooms and collaboration areas.

Of great importance it was also to re-interpret the brand culture inside the new client headquarters which translates into a variety of pop-inspired graphic elements in the meeting rooms and collaborative areas.

Photo credit: Paolo Carlini Photography

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            <p style="text-align: justify;">Tétris has realized the space planning and the interior design of the new Engie Headquartes, located in via Chiese 72 in the premises of Bicocca district, a historical and industrial area of Milan.</p>\r\n
            <p style="text-align: justify;">With a surface area of approximately 12.000 sqm and developed over six floors, the Headquartes has been realized with the intention to foster and increase cohesion, efficiency and harmony of the working spaces as well as of the staff in terms of productivity and well-being. The offices have been designed taking into consideration the modern principles of smart working and in accordance with Engie’s dna – a reality leader in the energy sector – and the sustainability features of the new building, which brings the signature of studio Park Associati and awarded with the LEED Platinum certification for New Construction – Leadeship in Energy and Environmental Design.</p>\r\n
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            <p style="text-align: justify;">To ensure people a high level of comfort and the possibility to work in a flexible, creative and interconnected way, the office has been organized in <strong>72 support spaces</strong> which include: <strong>16  smart &amp; fast meetings</strong>, for agile meetings that require the availability of monitors and Skype connection, <strong>14 lounge meetings</strong> for informal meetings, <strong>13 brainstorming spaces</strong> for sharing ideas and opinions, <strong>11 touch down and dynamic rooms</strong> for fast meetings, <strong>8 concentration rooms</strong> to really focus on the mission, <strong>7 phone booths</strong> for phone and conference calls without interferences and <strong>3 relax areas</strong>.</p>\r\n
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            <p>Credits:<a href="http://www.francescodolfo.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Francesco Dolfo photographer</a></p>
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            <p style="text-align: justify;">In a context of deep evolution Micro Focus, a global company leader in the software market and ranked 7° worldwide, entrusted Tétris with the realization project of the new Headqaurtes in Milan, located in Viale Sarca 235 in the premises of a recently renovated building LEED certified.</p>\r\n
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            <p style="text-align: justify;">The working space are brightened by the natural lights coming in thanks to the installation of high glazed partitions whereas the comfort is ensured by the installation, in the informal areas, of acoustic materials which serve also as a decoration.</p>\r\n
            <p style="text-align: justify;">All these elements combined together have participated in delivering a modern office featured by primary colors and neutral graphics inspired to the client corporate identity, creating a brand experience among the employees that feel like part of a same Group attentive to the staff well-being.</p>\r\n
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      <p>The Fork, Europe's leading restaurant booking platform and a subsidiary of TripAdvisor entrusted us with the design and build of their new Milan office. The new offices are housed in a historic building - Palazzo dell'Informazione - landscape mark of the city of Milan and our mission was to intelligently convert a traditional office space into a young and dynamic environment that interprets and translates the values of the company.</p>\r\n
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      <h2><strong>Solution</strong></h2>\r\n
      <p>We conceived the spaces with an integrated approach, developing design, technology and systems in parallel. The concept was born from the desire to re-propose the Milanese urban fabric within the offices, both through the architectural composition of the functional areas and in the selection of materials and furnishings.</p>\r\n
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      <p style="text-align: justify;">Of great importance it was also to re-interpret the brand culture inside the new client headquarters which translates into a variety of pop-inspired graphic elements in the meeting rooms and collaborative areas.</p>\r\n
      <p>Photo credit: <a href="https://www.paolocarlini.it/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Paolo Carlini Photography</a></p>
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