Confidential Energy Industry Company Offices – Wroclaw

Workplace designed a large IT department for a confidential energy company in Wroclaw, using ecological materials, focusing on comfort, work quality, and neuroinclusive design principles.

Firm
  • Client Unnamed Company,
  • size 9,688 sqft
  • Year 2023
  • Location Warsaw, Poland,
  • Industry Energy / Mining / Oil,
  • Workplace created a space with thoughtful ecological materials for a confidential energy industry company’s offices in Wroclaw, Poland.

    Workplace had already designed an office for this company in 2016 in Wrocław. This time, we were tasked with designing a large IT department in the same city. The office was to be located in a different building than the headquarters. The project was to be completed quickly. The client envisioned earthy colors, heavy greening, and preferred a Scandinavian atmosphere.

    Designers (Olga Szadkowska, Małgorzata Romanowicz, and Daria Żarnoch) decided to create a space that would provide employees with the most comfortable and ergonomic working conditions. They focused on work quality. They utilized knowledge from Workplace’s latest research on designing neuroinclusive workspaces https://neuroinclusive.design/en/

    They ensured excellent acoustic parameters. Emphasis was placed on the shaping of natural lighting in the space. Glazing in appropriate places ensured that natural light penetrated deep into the space. The project used carefully selected materials with varied textures to positively impact employees’ senses. The goal of such design solutions was to support brain regeneration, and therefore increased productivity and user comfort.

    Together with the client, we created an office that met the needs of employees, the planet, and the business. Ecological materials were used, such as recycled carpets without bituminous backing or PET felt on walls and ceilings. We managed to create a space that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. The office is a “jungle” where outdoor greenery mixes with office greenery. Employees gained a thoughtful and harmonious work environment.

    The company’s employees appreciated the effects of our work, stating that it is the “nicest office they have seen.” Because the new location is close to the old one, there was no shock related to the change in location. We created a space that is not only environmentally friendly but also tailored to employees’ needs, providing them with comfort and job satisfaction.

    Design: Workplace
    Management: Dominika Zielińska, Bogusz Parzyszek, Paweł Kołodziej
    Project Team: Daria Żarnoch, Olga Szadkowska, Małgorzata Romanowicz
    Photography: Adam Grzesik