International Digital Development Company Offices – Kyiv
balbek bureau designed a colorful and interactive office space for an international digital development company in Kyiv, focusing on creating a playful yet productive work environment.
balbek bureau designed the offices for an international digital development company in Kyiv, Ukraine.
The office, located in a business center in Kyiv, belongs to an international digital development company. At the heart of the concept lies the idea that inside each of us lives a curious child, open to anything new. With that in mind, we decided to saturate the space with bright colors and convey the big idea with the help of colored furniture, multiple lighting scenarios, and unique designs of individual rooms.
This helped to create an interactive space that inspires employees to come up with non-standard solutions. At the same time, it was important to maintain a balance between playfulness and a more serious work atmosphere. Areas, where people can be distracted from work, were purposefully designed like playgrounds, and workspaces were decorated in a more restrained style.
Our team’s task was to provide equally comfortable workplaces for more than 600 employees. It was important for the client to move away from the image of a traditional office and instead design a space that would nourish creative thinking.
The three floors of the office have an almost identical structure with slight differences in the number of offices and meeting rooms. Most employees work in open spaces, but there are also isolated rooms for group work.
A canopied terrace is located on the ground floor of the office, where you can freshen up during the workday.
We are proud to have created a design that reflects the company’s philosophy and its caring attitude towards its employees. This is a comfortable and cozy office, to which you will definitely want to return after the weekend.
Design: balbek bureau
Design Team: Slava Balbek, Maria Povstyana, Mariia Kozachuk, Lilly Bondar, Yevhenii Zavitaev
Photography: Andrey Bezuglov, Maryan Beresh
