A {tag:studenci} from the Faculty of Architecture at Poznan University of Technology, in her engineering thesis, completed under the supervision of Professor Agata Gawlak, created a design of an office for the growing gamedev industry , located in the tallest building in Poznan - Andersia Silver (design: Ewa and Stanislaw Sipinski Architectural Studio).
projection of the functional layout with zoning designation
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creative space for gamedev sector
The main goal of the work was to create an office that not only meets the needs of male and female employees in the gamedev sector, but also supports their creative activities with appropriately designed interiors. This project included a full range of activities: from research on the impact of the environment on creativity, to analysis of the building's functionality, to detailed technical solutions.
visualization of the entrance area
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The author was keen to make the office a place where creativity is supported by well-thought-out interiors, using both modern trends and user experience research methods. It was this technique that made it possible to adapt the office to the real needs of male and female employees in the creative industry.
visualization of the reception area
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Silver Games Studio
The office space realized for Silver Games Studio is a place with more than 2,000 m² of usable space designed to comprehensively meet the needs of male and female employees. A survey conducted by the author among the studio's staff helped define expectations, which was reflected in the design.
visualization of the office room
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work and rest zones
The entire floor of the office building has been divided into two main zones: a work area and a rest and recreation area. This functional division of space allows free movement between the different parts of the office, providing easy access to the relaxation zones without having to leave the work zone. The layout of the office takes advantage of the arrangement of staircases, elevators and toilets, creating a natural division into two main parts.
visualization of the inspiration room
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The left side of the office contains the work space and the entrance area, welcoming both employees and visitors. The right side has been designated for rest areas, where you can not only relax, but also establish relationships with other colleagues or focus in silence.
visualization of a group work room
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consistent interior design
Silver Games Studio's interior design is characterized by consistent styling, based on natural materials such as wood, steel and structural three-dimensional elements. Adriana Chodzyńska's main concern was to introduce a modern climate while maintaining a cozy atmosphere, which was intended to support both work and relaxation. The interior color scheme is based on wood, black and gray, which emphasizes the modern yet subdued nature of the project.
visualization of the relaxation zone
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An element that distinguishes the project is the numerous vegetation, which plays a role not only decorative, but also affects the comfort of work. Plants bring freshness and life to the space, creating a natural contrast with the technical and industrial design elements.
glazed interiors accessible to all
Despite the use of numerous glazed areas, bringing light into the windowless rooms, the designer took care to ensure privacy for users and occupants. Fully glazed rooms are equipped with curtains so that those using them can decide whether they want to work in an open space or need more privacy.
visualization of the restroom
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Silver Games Studio's design takes into account the needs of people with disabilities. All zones and spatial solutions have been designed with accessibility in mind . Among other things, the design includes wide passageways, adapted toilets and special amenities to make it easier for all people, regardless of their physical limitations, to move around the office.
desk design
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