The design - inspired by the painting Coulisse effect - breaks up the long space into dynamic zoning that hosts different functions for employees; to work in groups, alone, physically meet or have a call.
For Schiphol Area Development Company Apto created a hybrid working environment in the Base. The SADC studio serves as a creative living room for stand-up sessions, creative brainstorms, meetings, podcasts or just to simply come together over a cup coffee. It blends interpretively into the workspace of the team of SADC, combining warm and natural materials with a horizontal zoning plan.
After a careful process of getting to know the clients needs and ambitions, Apto presented SADC with a perfectly tailor-made concept. It was a priority for this project that Apto actively communicated with all members of the SADC to design a space that comprehensively covers the needs of all employees. This feedback was gathered through in-depth online questionaries that were sent out, which were then followed up on by in-person interviews and conversations.
“ On spatial design level we reused 80% of the furniture. ”
Rodrigo
