Netlife Research \ Eriksen Skajaa Architects
Netlife Research, image courtesy Eriksen Skajaa Architects | Photo by Ivan Brodey
The user-experience consultancy firm Netlife Research commissioned Eriksen Skajaa Architects to rethink their offices and create new spaces for reflection and creativity.
Netlife Research, image courtesy Eriksen Skajaa Architects | Photo by Ivan Brodey
The challenge of low headroom and deep, dark office spaces inspired the architects to choose lightness as the basis for their concepts. These included white, natural rubber floors and a white ceiling as well as large glass walls and “Light boxes” to divide the different meeting rooms. The meeting rooms hover between the ceiling and the floor, while the black hall offers depth and solidity.
Netlife Research, image courtesy Eriksen Skajaa Architects | Photo by Ivan Brodey
As a second concept the client was given four different “gardens” to enhance their creative working methods: The monastery garden, the park, the kitchen garden and the forest clearing; different places to relax and reflect.
Netlife Research, image courtesy Eriksen Skajaa Architects | Photo by Ivan Brodey
Netlife Research, image courtesy Eriksen Skajaa Architects | Photo by Ivan Brodey
Netlife Research, image courtesy Eriksen Skajaa Architects | Photo by Ivan Brodey
+ Project facts
Architect: Eriksen Skajaa Architects | www.eriksenskajaa.no
Project Team: Arild Eriksen, Joakim Skajaa
Size: 1000m2
Project Year: 2011
Client: Net Life Research / Thon Eiendom
Photo: Ivan Brodey
+ All images courtesy Eriksen Skajaa Architects | Photo by Ivan Brodey
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