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Garden Space Office by Idan Chiang
Garden Space Office by Idan Chiang
Garden Space Office by Idan Chiang
Garden Space Office by Idan Chiang
Garden Space Office by Idan Chiang

L'atelier Fantasia

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021

Garden Space Office

by Idan Chiang

  • A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: L'atelier Fantasia
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 12,177
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About Garden Space Office

Garden Space is an office interior created for a dietary supplements company in Taiwan. The thirty year old building of 230 square meters was fully renovated and gained an outdoor balcony of 33 square meters. White painted brick walls and polished concrete floors are combined with brass trimmed counters, marble tables and honeycomb tiles. Greenery, flowers and cherry blossom tones add warmth to the open plan. The layout includes a reception area, a coffee bar, ten workspaces, a kitchen, a meeting room and an upstairs yoga studio.

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Unique Properties
This 230-square-meter 30-year old space has been modernized to house a dietary supplements company. Spring greens, flowers and cherry blossoms breathe life into a previously cold, open space, transforming it into a lush, warm, welcoming environment for a health-conscious business and its employees.
Dimensions & Packaging
The indoor space comprises 230m2 with an additional 33m2 for an outdoor balcony
The indoor space is divided into a reception area, an office area with 10 workspaces, a kitchen, a meeting room, garage, with an upstairs yoga studio and lounge area.
Tags
office, floral, garden, urban
Production Technology
Integrating old and new, rough white painted brick walls and polished concrete floors contrast the white modern brass-trimmed counters while splashes of color from cherry blossoms and flowers carry into the central sitting area sofas set on white marble honeycomb tiles and pentagonal solid marble cocktail tables. The striking black hexagonal tiles in the bathroom bring continuity. A striking floral print by René Twigge set against a gray wall springs into the space setting the overall tone.
Design Challenge
As the building was aging, a complete remodel was necessary, including stripping down to the base structure. Plumbing, rewiring and weatherproofing put added pressure on the budget. In adding a courtyard at the entrance, the goal is for guests to move from the busy city into a calming garden scape, setting the mood before entering the welcoming floral space inside reflecting health and wellness of mind and body.
Project Duration
This project is built in 2018 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
This office space was converted from a home layout with a patio entryway with garden to the main door opening into a reception area and coffee bar. The open design allows the use of multi-function meeting areas around the central reception area. An open kitchen and large central island provide additional flexibility. The office with its long work table is set to the side with a large meeting room behind.
Research
The open kitchen and expansive central island with seating for 8 is a focal shared area for taking a break, chatting and relaxing. The sharp contrast of the white and pale pinks outside are with industrial metal glazed hexagonal tiles and striking pendant lighting in the bathroom. The goal was to create the most comfortable environment for a workspace.
Inspiration
With clientele consisting of mostly women, the space was designed to provide a feeling of warmth, welcome and beauty through the integration of flowers, and greenery throughout the design. Space for fireside chats, sharing of feelings and a demitasse of a freshly-pulled espresso transmute this working office into a café-scape while sounds of music and outdoor gardens add to the senses.
Image Credits
Photographer : Kyle Yu Photo Studio
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Copyrights to L'atelier Fantasia.

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