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Office Greenhouse by OpenAD

By Sophie • Sep 21, 2012

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Office Greenhouse by OpenAD

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OpenAD created this contemporary office in 2012 for a company located in Riga, Latvia.

The space features an open plan and an indoor forest of trees and potted plants.

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Office Greenhouse by OpenAD:

“The keyword of the design for Office Greenhouse is greenery.

The principal wish of the client was plenty of herbage.

The specifics of work in this office gave a possibility to make open-space office, planning special cabinets only for small groups of employees.

In the open-space area we designed a multifunctional piece of furniture in which is integrated working places, rest area (sofa), dining zone and big sized trees.

The kitchen is made of 6mm thin metal sheet, integrating a metal sink and pull-out rubbish bin. The rest of kitchen wall is greened by flowerpots which are put on warehouse wall- shelves, straightened on rails.

Wall construction is left visible from the side of the open-space room, using plasterboard plates only from cabinet side, so we can see construction profiles from the open-space.

The walls are painted white and in some planes the brick is left in its natural look.

In the cabinets, walls which have windows facing the open-space room feature Timorous Beasties wallpaper, London Toile, which is common to the ‘green’ concept and in which are portrayed witty scenes from London.”