This workspace provides the user the option for several uses and accommodate nearly 300 employees.
Our challenge was to create a space where technology, corporate culture, and of course, its people, a key element of Liberty's culture and therefore its new offices, could harmonize.
We sought to create a space that promotes the well-being of its users, focusing on key elements such as natural lighting, promoting mobility within the space, flexibility in terms of workspace layout, and implementing collaboration points that allow users to switch workspaces depending on the task they may require at any given moment.
The geometry of the building largely dictated the layout of the design program, with a floor plan much longer than wide, so circulation and the relationship between open and closed spaces were played with to ensure that natural light could be prioritized for common areas and the majority of work surfaces.
A a reflection of the company's corporate identity.
We aimed for the space to have a fresh, informal, and welcoming atmosphere, where each user could feel comfortable not only within their assigned area but throughout the project's over 3000m².
To achieve this, we implemented strong colors typical of Liberty's corporate identity, such as orange and dark gray, which are seen in furniture, carpets, and walls, balanced with light oak wood elements that inject warmth into the spaces.
A key element for the 'look and feel' is the ceiling, as a white expanded mesh was chosen, and on it, an orange x-ray of all the equipment and systems that make the space function can be glimpsed, all in the brand's orange identity tone.
