vurslide.blogg.se - Shapr3d for architecture

So this is the starting point in which we move forward in modeling with transformations of basic geometrical forms. Opening the Shapr3D application, we have the space in which the orientation is based on a square grid on a white plain. The space walls, which bloom in the colors of the company’s brand, cast a random colored shadow on the floor plane, so that the spaces of each corner together form an enchanted pseudo-space. The interior design of this unique space is based on Escher’s perspective transformations appearing in the Shapr3D logo.

The five-fingered glove of the lobby, where five different directions meet.

This will make the interior design a real interface between the app and the user. The focus of design is on the user experience, in which all interior design elements, colors and shapes evoke the Shapr3D application. The Shapr3D office is therefore not a selfish furniture showroom, but a custom-made working environment with individual solutions. The ambiance of the office spaces reflects the way it works: calm, monochrome (black and white) elements of the workspaces support focused work, while the community spaces throw up everyday life with bright colors.

So the office has all the tools to support the user an intuitive choice of space solutions, be it a one- or four-person meeting box or a quick brainstorming in the multifun. Compact meeting rooms have been placed in the temporary office space next to the internal corridor, thus this layered floor plan division supports both private and community work methods, according to the individual needs of employees and work groups. These face the facades through their unique interior windows. The workstations were located next to the facades, while the meeting rooms were built in the depth of the floorplan. The necessary closed offices and meeting rooms handle the minimal external traffic next to the lobby. The multifun is a kitchen-dining-community space and a large meeting room, which has been given a hybrid design to serves all functions. The multifun is a kitchen-dining-community space and also a large meeting room in one, which has a hybrid design that serves a wide variety of modus operandi.

Next to the vibrant blue lobby space, the former maze has been straightened, and the path now leads into the old office space through the new super-colored multifun area.

Traffic between the office areas runs on a prominent route: a line of pink cable trays guides the eye over the exposed pavement strip. The next task was to lay the neck-wrapped floor plans that had once been sacrificed for the facade of the building. The design started on two threads: the floor plan and functional design were defined by the analysis of the later mode of operation, while the design principles and the set of shapes and colors were determined by the visual language of the Shapr3D application.