Wunderman Offices, image courtesy of KLAb Architecture

Athens-based KLAb Architecture (kinetic lab of architecture) recently has completed the Wunderman Offices in Athens. It was designed using a linear dynamic fluid space that creates sculptural walls playing with patterns, red colour and 3dimensional transparencies and opacities.

+ Project description courtesy of KLAb Architecture

Wunderman’s new offices in Moschato, Athens, were designed using a linear dynamic fluid space that creates sculptural walls playing with patterns, red colour and 3dimensional transparencies and opacities.

Wunderman Offices, image courtesy of KLAb Architecture

The new extension creates a dialogue through a corridor that links both sides. The corridor starts as this, but becomes a space, a piazza within as it widens.

Wunderman Offices, image courtesy of KLAb Architecture

The walls are semi transparent semi translucent and semi walls. Partitions – walls – act as sculptural items to separate spaces and departments, create entrances, and prevent, but also allow interaction.

Wunderman Offices, image courtesy of KLAb Architecture

They become the fundamental pieces of the new function of the office. A creative and dynamic search for new ideas of communicating. At the end of the corridor exists the most significant space : “the room”. Our interpretation of the conference room fosters the exchange of ideas and thinking by promoting a more informal atmosphere.

+ Project credits / data

Project: Wunderman offices
Location: Athens, Greece
Design: KLAb Architecture (kinetic lab of architecture) – Konstantinos Labrinopoulos and Miltos Farmakis.

+ All images and drawings courtesy of KLAb Architecture