Дизайн офисов

Office design has changed significantly over the last few years and is now one of the most innovative areas of interior design.

It used to be the case that only the public spaces of an office were creatively designed, but increasingly the staff areas are seen as key reflections of the company brand as well. In more radical offices, there is also a growing belief in the importance of work areas as social spaces and a blurring of the distinction between work and recreation.

This book explores in detail 42 of the best recent office design schemes, featuring projects from leading architects around the world. Each project includes photographs as well as detailed drawings and plans, where appropriate, in addition to informative text describing the design concept and process. A bonus CD contains drawings featured in the book, in both eps and dwg (generic CAD) formats.

About the Author

Drew Plunkett was Head of the Department of Interior Design at the Glasgow School of Art. Since 1981 he has practised as an interior designer based in London and Glasgow. He is also active as an exhibitor, curator and critical writer. He is the author of Drawing for Interior Design (2009).

Olga Reid is a practising interior designer at Urban Salon, London.

  Contents:

1. INTRODUCTION

2. PURPOSE BUILT

395 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto, Studio O+ A

Anna, Basel, ZMIK

Dreamhost, San Francisco, Studio O+A

Caja de Arquitectos, Pamplona, Inglesias and Silanes

GLEM Office, Rio de Janiero, Mareines + Patalano Architects

Google Engineering HQ, London, Penson

Hue Plus, Tokyo, Schemata Architecture Office

Khan Project Office, Seoul, Khan Project

Kirchplatz Office, Muttenz/Basel, Oppenheim Architecture + Huesler Architekten

MR Design Office, Tokyo, Schemata Architecture Office

Microsoft Headquarters, Vienna, Innocad

VOV, Seoul, Void Planning

WOW, Sendai, Upsetters Architects

Yandex, St Petersburg, Za Bor

Ymedia, Wink,Yperform, Madrid, Stone Designs

Lego PMD, Billund, Rosan Bosch and Rune Fjord

3. CONVERSIONS

A Red Object, Shanghai, 3Gatti Architecture

Bar Code, Singapore, Ministry of Design

Brandbase, Amsterdam, Most Architecture

Cheap Monday, Stockholm, Uglycute

Epean Studio, Shanghai, Fei Wang

Goldberger, Budapest, Terhivatal

Headvertising, Bucharest, Corvin Christian

Kantoor IMd, Rotterdam, Ector Hoogstad Architecten

Netlife Research, Oslo, Eriksen Skajaa Architects

No Picnic, Stockholm, Elding Oscarson

One Size, Amsterdam, Origins Architects

Power Office, Amsterdam, 29 and Eckhardt & Leeuwenstein

Pride and Glory, Krakow, Morpho Studio

Red Bull, Amsterdam, Sid Lee Architecture

Saii+Kama, Seoul, M4

Shophouse, Bangkok, all(zone)

Skype Office, Stockholm, PS Arkitektur

Tribal DDB, Amsterdam, i29

Urban Station, Buenos Aires, Total Tool

4. UPGRADES OF EXISTING INTERIORS

Edison House, London, Adjaye Associates

FA Law Office, Ragusa, Chiavola+Sanfilippo Architetti

Logan Offices, New York, SO-IL

Myer Head Office, Sydney, Buro North

OfiSera, Izmir, Yerce Architecture

Pumpkin Room, Beijing, edg Creatives

Red Town, Shanghai, Taranta Creations

Sierra Space, San Francisco, Logan Johnson Architecture

Taoyuanju Office, Tianjin, Vector Architects

The JWT Agency, Paris, Mathieu Lehanneur

Thin Office, Singapore, Studio SKLIM

DIRECTORY OF ARCHITECTS' DETAILS

Вот уже 12 лет Эрик Кустер радует своих клиентов созданием великолепного современного дизайна интерьеров в офисах и домах. Его фирменный знак - изысканный гламур в сочетании с непревзойденным вниманием к деталям, и все это - с легким оттенком некоего отсутствия шаблонов. Создаваемое им пространство доставляет удовольствие всем органам чувств и пробуждает вдохновение в тех, кто его населяет, будь то дом или офис. На страницах Metropolitan Luxury II мы проследим за работами Эрика в разнообразной окружающей атмосфере в различных странах. Среди них и Таиланд, и Испания, и Монако, а также его родная страна - Нидерланды. Каждый проект иллюстрируют восхитительные фотографии.

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Dutch designer Eric Kuster's designs are all about luxury. Despite the economic crisis, Kuster always creates a world of glamour, luxury and beauty. In Kuster's long-awaited second book, "Eric Kuster: Metropolitan Luxury II", the reader is shown some of the most spectacular projects of this famous designer. From the Netherlands to Dubai, London and Moscow, the interiors of the rich and famous are photographed beautifully by top Australian photographer Paul Barbera. Not only his country of origin, but also Asia, the Middle East and Russia have embraced Eric Kuster's designs. He now has become somewhat of a celebrity himself, having designed for prominent international restaurants, hotels and clubs such as Jimmy Woo and Suzy Wong in Amsterdam as well as private homes for famous Dutch footballers Ruud Gullit and Erwin Koeman, and penthouses for sheiks and Russian businessmen.

Посмотреть книгу  Eric Kuster: Metropolitan Luxury

Buildings such as these have revolutionized the architecture of factories and office buildings. Take the glass-encased plastics factory providing splendid views of a lake, for example, or the streamlined waste transfer station which has been cleverly designed for future conversion into a concert hall. It has become the trend for architects to create spaces that are not only comfortable but a pleasure to work in. This collection demonstrates how functionality and aesthetics can come together in perfect harmony and features some of the finest examples of work in this field.

From the aspect of functional space, the book is divided into five parts: hotel space, business & office space, restaurant space, leisure & entertainment space and exhibition space. In the hotel space, this book selects hotels designed by well-known international design groups. You can comprehend the design classics of big groups through drawings of the hotel's public areas, lobby, banquet hall, rooms and so on. In the exhibition space, popular 2010 Shanghai World Expo pavilions are the main selection. The pomp of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo is recreated by displaying pavilion’s external shape, entrance and internal structure. In other spaces, you can learn about the building process of business environment by displaying functions of shopping malls, office decoration, stores, restaurants, KTV, leisure clubs and so on.
From the aspect of CAD drawings design, all selected drawings are domestic and international first-class drawings, and even built drawings. In addition, there are also corresponding real and effect maps. These drawings are very detailed and from big companies, including HBA, Gold Mantis, the United States Wilson, Tdi Associates (Shanghai) Pte, Ltd, and famous designers, including Gao Wenan, Xie Yingkai, Zhang Xing and so on. You can not only refer to their design but also quote something inside the drawings. For example, you can adjust the size of hardware structural elements to standard size for the next need; at the same time, it’s worth for you to collect some detailed and standard methods such as identification methods of icons, illustration, material and process. All these can enrich your own map storage or perfect your company’s storage.

The office is where most adults spend their working lives. From the cut-and-paste chaos of the designer’s table, to the accountant’s desk as pristine as a decimal point, from the highest boardroom table to the lowliest home office, Industrial Interiors: Offices pulls up the blinds, puts your feet under the desk, and reveals the workplace as it really is. Office design is one of the most rapidly changing and exciting areas of architecture and interior design. This book showcases stunning workspaces from Asia-Pacific, the place for cutting-edge design. All too often, interior design is conceptual and divorced from reality – it forgets that spaces are designed to be occupied by human beings with ideas and designs of their own. The ‘Industrial Interiors’ series breaks the mould of the interior design book to reveal a very different perspective. Offices offers a truer insider view of spaces, both public and private, showcasing real-world interior designs.

Interior Details Collection focuses on creative elements of interior designs, referring to applications of detailed designs in spaces, such as planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes.
1. It contains 6000 excellent detailed photos, and features 9 categories and 51 subcategories.
2. It emphasizes creative designs with strong inspirations.
3. Detailed pictures and realistic pictures are arranged correspondingly, seeming very practical.
Contents:
Volume I
I. Hotels
Focus on creative detailed designs of hotel lobbies, banquet halls, conference rooms, guestrooms, bathrooms, gymnasiums, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
II. SPA & Saunas
Focus on creative detailed designs of SPA, Sauna lobbies, entrances, function rooms, physical therapy rooms, hotspring baths, rest areas, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
III. Entertainment & Leisure Spaces
Focus on creative detailed designs of entrances, lobbies, private rooms, bars, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.

Volume II
I. Houses
Focus on creative detailed designs of showflat living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, study rooms, bathrooms, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
II. Sales Offices
Focus on creative detailed designs of lobbies, exhibition rooms and negotiation areas, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
III. Offices
Focus on creative detailed designs of entrances, lobbies, office spaces, meeting rooms, rest rooms, reception areas, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.

Volume III
I. Restaurants & Tea Houses
Focus on creative detailed designs of restaurants, tea house lobbies, private rooms, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
II. Shopping Spaces
Focus on creative detailed designs of lobbies, exhibition areas, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
III. Exhibition Areas & Others
I. Restaurants & Tea Houses
Focus on creative detailed designs of exhibition areas and other function rooms, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.