Located in a former central-Berlin furniture warehouse from the 1970s, COORDINATION designed their own office as a creative communication space without fear of colour.
The design principle was to structure the space in a way that facilitates teamwork and creates a variety of equal workspaces.
Aesthetically, the interior references the history of the space as a warehouse: industrial shelving and storage boxes structure the room. Visible traces of previous use have been exposed and preserved. Storage bay numberings, glue marks and sealed pipes deliberately remain visible for the most part.
The overall aesthetic is based on openness and the positive effect of polar duality: Flat red tones from the existing architecture (ribbon windows) contrast with turquoise shelving structures. Hanging, climbing plants play with the clear edges of the space. Visible pipes float over quiet table surfaces and light white curtains make the raw grey concrete appear softer.