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Symbiotic Sustainability Office by Hsu Fu Chu
Symbiotic Sustainability Office by Hsu Fu Chu
Symbiotic Sustainability Office by Hsu Fu Chu
Symbiotic Sustainability Office by Hsu Fu Chu
Symbiotic Sustainability Office by Hsu Fu Chu

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Silver Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020

Symbiotic Sustainability Office

by Hsu Fu Chu

  • A' Design Award 2020 Silver Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: G Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 21,881
  • Verification code 5AE97D045E · Verify this award
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About Symbiotic Sustainability Office

Symbiotic Sustainability is an office interior of 500 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The layout divides the space into front, middle and rear areas, holding a conference area, a reading area and individual work booths. Book walls act as the main element and store a large number of books, with room for future growth. Light colored materials ease eye strain during long working hours. Carpets in the conference area reduce floor noise and dust. A heat exchanger filters fine particles to improve air quality. Floor-to-ceiling windows link the interior with the planted outdoor space.

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Unique Properties
Moving from the old office representing decades of hard work to the current office which is healthy, bright, greenery, and efficient. Both the indoor space full of humanity charms and the out space decorated with greenery landscapes show the care for nature.
Dimensions & Packaging
The office is 500 square meters.
Tags
Interior, Space, Office, Nature, Floor to Ceiling
Production Technology
With regard to construction materials, the light colors of materials, except for the color of green building materials, protects eyes from long hours at work. The high-end plastic carpets decorated at the conference area effectively reduce floor noise and dust mites, thus making the floor cleaning easier. The office furnished with the advanced heat exchanger filtering out PM2.5 particles ensures a better air quality for everyone.
Design Challenge
The layouts divide the indoor space into the front, middle and rear areas composed the conference area, reading area, and work booths, all of which increase productivity for employees who need to work alone and suitably creates a collaborative space for conference.
Project Duration
The project finished on the 26th of October 2017 and locates in Taichung City, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The outdoor space elaborately designed is an accordant part of the community park. The big floor-to-ceiling windows harmonize the natural views and the working environment, where immersed with the atmosphere of knowledge shows the humility and passion for design. Additionally, the office furnished with new equipment sustains the healthy and comfy quality of life, which impresses the visiting clients as well.
Research
When the design project began, considering the needs for proper storage for numerous books and the previous building as an open warehouse whose layout was humdrum and unsettling, the designer therefore deliberately constructed the book walls as a lead role in the design plan, thus satisfying the storage need and is adjustable for a greater number of books in the future.
Inspiration
The natural elements regularly applied in the office design remind everyone in the office that people should have symbiotic and sustainable relationship with nature. As design workers, we want to share with our clients the concepts caring for nature, loving nature, and protecting nature.

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