Collective of Three

Three-storey workplace’s tall order is turned around into a vibrant collaboration of spaces meant for an urban encounter in the working world.

Contemporary and metropolitan are defined not just for any workplace. But exceptionally for mechanical and electrical consulting firm, JP Ace Sdn Bhd, even with their technical bent. This 3-storey shop lot has a much deserve, promising interactive space masterminded by Square Root Architecture & Interior Design.

As a matter of fact, the structure could be seen as a tall order due to its constrained horizontal space and absolutely lengthened layout. This called for a deliberated spatial composition, evidently layered into three levels. First, the social space. Warmth and convivial, the ground floor is positioned to hosting guests, clients and holding meetings.

In order to maximised space, the lobby needs to be circulated sideways. The reception counter is placed in a boxed structure, which flows in unison with the framed wall and the glass meeting room donned in bright yellow. The space opposite uncovers the waiting lounge, furnished in hot red avant-garde chairs and a blue rug that exudes a colour contrast in a dynamic way.

Similar to a booth, the meeting pods are given an open-plan concept where glass partitions are utilised to visually create division without compromising its sense of privacy. The pantry then takes over the remaining space with a bespoke wooden framework made of cabinets and racks. Cleverly, the frame extended into a bench-sitting manner, mingled with a small coffee table and chairs for a more cosy setting. Needless to say, the modern, rectangular standing table further added charmingly to the social boon.

Upstairs, the minimalist work space is given a timber vinyl flooring which brightens up the entire floor. Employing the space available, the designers decided to work with the white tables where light wooden cabinets are inserted horizontally, forming the work stations instead of using partition boards. Finally, the second level sustained the directors’ management office. Each cubicle depicts its own professionalism and flair serving its day-to-day function. On the contrary, the dark wood hallway bears the cabinet storage graced with console tables décors designating the finer things of this well-integrated office situated within the bustling norm.

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