隨著工作生活在近幾個月中發(fā)生的巨大變化，工作場所的設(shè)計如何與居家舒適感相融合，從而激發(fā)和鼓勵創(chuàng)造性的文化是一個值得探討的新命題。本次項目中的辦公室，就是符合上述條件的一個開創(chuàng)性范例。 去年春天，Daytrip.studio被邀請為一家位于Clerkenwell的媒體公司打造新的工作環(huán)境。辦公室坐落在一座18世紀(jì)工業(yè)倉庫的三層空間中，現(xiàn)有建筑帶有屋頂亭閣和露臺，外立面由粗糙的磚塊和Crittall窗戶構(gòu)成。 As working life has changed dramatically in recent months, this office is a trailblazing example of how workplace design can blend with home comfort to revitalise and encourage a new culture of creative talent. In Spring 2019, Daytrip.studio was approached to design a new workplace environment for a media company in Clerkenwell. Set over three floors of an 18th century industrial warehouse the existing shell features raw

brick and Crittall windows, with a rooftop pavilion and terrace.

▼公共辦公區(qū)域一覽，overall view of the public office area ? Mariell Lind Hansen

從一開始，Daytrip就被鼓勵創(chuàng)造一個內(nèi)飾大膽而獨特的工作場所。設(shè)計方案為一個蜂巢式的獨立工作室，其中帶有小范圍的開放式工作空間以及一個覆蓋整層空間的靈活休息室和會議室。 From the outset, Daytrip were encouraged to create a bold and totally unique approach to workplace interiors. The brief also included the need for cellular, individual work spaces with only a small proportion of open plan studio space, plus a complete floor for a flexible lounge and meeting rooms. ▼休息區(qū)域，rest area ? Mariell Lind Hansen

▼從休息區(qū)域看向會議室，view of the meeting room from the lounge area ? Mariell Lind Hansen

▼會議室內(nèi)部，inside meeting room ? Mariell Lind Hansen

舒適性和可用性是設(shè)計選擇的關(guān)鍵，客戶希望確保他們的員工能夠以一種輕松的方式工作，不被打擾地進(jìn)行創(chuàng)造性思考以及自由使用所提供的工具。每個辦公室和會議區(qū)都配備了可擦拭的玻璃板和帶插座的表面，以便進(jìn)行創(chuàng)意工作。充足的貨架和儲物空間點綴其間，集中式廚房則鼓勵人們同度過美好時光。

Comfort and usability were key to the design choices, the client was keen to ensure their employees could work in a relaxed way and think creatively without distraction, using the tools provided. Each office and meeting area is equipped with wipeable glass panels and pin-able surfaces to workshop ideas. Ample shelving and storage is dotted throughout and centralised kitchens encourage communal moments.

▼集中式廚房區(qū)域，centralised kitchens ? Mariell Lind Hansen

該設(shè)計參考了20世紀(jì)50年代的廚房、好萊塢式魅惑和加州俱樂部的獨特裝飾風(fēng)格，重新詮釋了一種濃烈的女性美學(xué)。最終，團(tuán)隊采用了一種謹(jǐn)慎而大膽的色彩對比。如膠合板、著色中密度纖維板和鈍化鋅等經(jīng)過精心挑選的混合材料，也與高光澤漆、深天鵝絨和彩色毛絨地毯等更豪華的飾面形成了對比。

The design touches upon a reinterpretation of strong feminine aesthetics – looking at references of 1950s kitchens, Hollywood glamour and Californian club houses. The results are a careful yet daring approach to colour and contrast, a considered mix of materials that range from lo-fi, industrial materials; plywood, pigmented MDF and passivated zinc, contrasts with more luxe finishes such as high gloss lacquer, deep velvets and plush carpets in lipstick red and acid yellow.

▼裝飾色彩豐富而明艷，the bright and colorful decor ? Mariell Lind Hanse

▼帶有復(fù)古家具和中世紀(jì)風(fēng)格裝飾的獨立辦公室，separate office with vintage furniture and mid-century décor ? Mariell Lind Hansen

充滿活力的家具和細(xì)木工制品的組合從不同的時代中獲得了靈感，其中不乏折衷主義、主要的中世紀(jì)作品以及七十年代復(fù)古作品的影響。Dieter Rams的玻璃纖維扶手椅或Vernor Panton燈，都與采用了20世紀(jì)20年代經(jīng)典面料的現(xiàn)代風(fēng)格會議室家具相得益彰。Daytrip.studio與Viaduct緊密合作，共同采購這些家具以及定制解決方案。貫穿整個設(shè)計的是一種特有的電影色彩，飽含著對電影行業(yè)的懷念，但仔細(xì)觀察，你又會發(fā)現(xiàn)整個設(shè)計和細(xì)節(jié)都充滿了現(xiàn)代感。

▼復(fù)古裝飾與現(xiàn)代風(fēng)格會議室家具相得益彰，

retro décor complements modern style meeting room furniture ? Mariell Lind Hansen

The vibrant mix of furniture and joinery take their cues from different eras. There are eclectic influences, key Mid- century pieces along with seventies vintage finds, the Dieter Rams fibreglass armchairs or Vernor Panton lights are harmonised with the contemporary meeting room furniture, upholstered in classic fabrics from the 1920s. Daytrip.studio worked closely with Viaduct to source these along with bespoke and customised solutions. There is an inherent cinematic undertone that runs throughout, a nostalgic nod to the film industry, yet on closer examination there is contemporary design and details throughout.

▼讓人心曠神怡的色彩搭配，a refreshing color scheme ? Mariell Lind Hansen

Client:?Undisclosed

Location:?Undisclosed

Size:?600sq.m.

Open:?March 2020

Design: Daytrip.studio

Photography Credit: Mariell Lind Hansen