Jiruishe Loft Office Interior Design by He Wang and Hancui Lu

Bronze Interior · 2022

Jiruishe Loft Office Interior Design

by He Wang and Hancui Lu

Bronze A' Design Award 2022 in Interior
CLIENT: Jiruishe Architects
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About Jiruishe Loft Office Interior Design

Jiruishe Loft Office is an office interior design located in Longhua District, Shenzhen. The studio occupies a compact volume of 9.4 metres in length, 3.9 metres in width and 4.4 metres in height. A vertical space forms the centre of the studio and brings in natural light and fresh air. A set of built-in furniture defines this central void, integrating storage, an information technology hub, a staircase and a bar area. Free address workstations and purpose-designed areas support meditation, solo work, reading, conversation and teamwork.

About the Bronze A' Design Award

Jiruishe Loft Office Interior Design is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Jiruishe Loft Office Interior Design is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Jiruishe Loft Office Interior Design splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.

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Unique Properties: Space can be transformed to adapt various working pattern for meditation, solo working, reading, chatting, teamwork etc. All these spaces are connected by a verticality space, which natural light and fresh air generously invited. The verticality space is the center of the studio, defined by a set of inbuilt furniture, integrating with storge, IT hub, staircase and bar area. There are mixed-use spaces, to support work activities, and more importantly to encourage communication and interaction.
Tags: interior design, Unity Design Atelier, UDA
Design Challenge: The objectives are to create a workplace which is firstly, space and cost efficiencies; secondly, easily adapted to different working setting; thirdly, highly collaborative; and finally, to build a community. In such a limited space, which is 9.4m in length 3.9m in width and 4.4m in height, how to achieve these objectives and how to accommodate different working pattern for knowledge workers are a challenge.
Research: Information technology has tremendous influential in shaping the office organization and office work. The use of the wireless network, the 5G and the handheld devices enable people to access the information and communication not only in the form of voice and text but also in the forms of image and video at almost any place and anytime. These technologies have enabled people to access information without losing the mobility and greatly transform office workplaces, making the office more foot-loose, more mobile, and more virtual in both physical and organizational terms.
Therefore, besides providing an anchor point in the increasingly virtual world, we deliberate to make it a hub, where offering a resource for networking, training, discussing and sharing knowledge, a place where people interact and into which employee and external collaborators alike can plug.
Inspiration: The loft office is in Longhua District Shenzhen, where there is a convenient public transportation hub, a booming business center and a plenty of cultural facilities. The whole space volume, which is 9.4m in length 3.9m in width and 4.4m in height, is under consideration in order to create a place for the studio in such a limited space. With a faith of technology changing workplace and mobile working, we see it as a workplace space experiment in the office design.
Project Duration: LOCATION: Shenzhen, China
DURATION: 2019-2020
Operation Flow: Free address workstation and the provision of a range of purpose-design workplaces for different activities are used to create flexible space to accommodate various work, in order to support creativity and productivity. The centre of the studio is the functional clusters, which act as the main functional and supportive amenities on one hand and form the verticality space on the other hand.
Image Credits: Iamge #1#2#3#4#5: Photographer He Wang 2021.