Vatility

Designed by ECD Design, this office project integrates personalized art with rational architecture to realize harmony of spirit and material. Such a design breaks through the design style of traditional offices, offering designers an office space rich in vigorous vitality.
By means of 3D printing technology, the art installation set in the entrance draws the outline of heartbeat via simple geometrical curves, whose combination with striking light forms a multidimensional visual effect. In this way, the expressive color excites senses of designers so that they can break stereotyped perception and seek inspiration based on multifaceted conception.
The Box-structured shape contributes to the integration of spatial functionality and aesthetic so as to equip each part of space with a more layered and artistic sense when the vitality of architecture itself is well preserved. Its combination with the optimal allocation of positive and negative space slows down the pace of blue-sky thinking, which adds feasibility and realizability to fanciful thoughts of designers via the simple modern architecture. Dotted with a few works of modern works, there finally comes an ideal office area of co-existence of sensibility and ration.
The office rooms that connect the open office area with the leisure one mainly utilize renovated furniture, which combines the classical joint structure and modern industrial materials to blend senses of history and future together. The texture of soft decoration gives people a sense of fun as if they were heading along a time axis, and leaves enough room to imagination in such a dynamic visual effect, naturally achieving style shift in various areas of this project.
The leisure area adopts natural light out of french window as the major source of lighting so that the space becomes more crystal-clear with soft light helping to offer a peaceful atmosphere. The partial blank design applied in the whisky cabinet and bar counter enables designers to get away from stress of creation and obtain spiritual sublimation during liquor tasting and self-examination.