administrative atrium land ascape

Idea projektu

The design is inspired by smooth, organic lines that evoke a sense of calm and spatial depth. Carefully selected plants were integrated to enhance relaxation and well-being, helping create a comfortable environment where employees can unwind, hold casual outdoor meetings, or simply enjoy a walk to clear their minds. A soft white color palette was used to reinforce the atmosphere of serenity and ease.

Popis projektu

The project consists of several zones, including areas for seating and relaxation, walking paths, and spots where employees can enjoy a cup of coffee or a light snack during work breaks. It also features an outdoor meeting area as an alternative to indoor office spaces, offering a refreshing change of scenery. Lush greenery has been incorporated throughout to enhance comfort and provide a visually pleasing, calming atmosphere.

Technické informace

The building is designed in a futuristic architectural style, utilizing materials such as GRC. The flooring is made of concrete tiles and stone, while the columns are constructed from acrylic. Glass has been used extensively in the walls and ceiling, along with PVC and acrylic panels incorporated into the wall finishes.

Rana alaa

Faculty of Fine Arts, Alexandria University in Alexandria

Egypt

Interiér

Projekt odevzdán

16. 06. 2025

Tag

Interiér Office Interior

Rada studentům

administrative atrium land ascape

This project immediately communicates a clear sense of calm, fluidity, and spatial elegance. The use of organic forms and smooth geometries gives the space a sculptural quality, while still remaining approachable and user-friendly. It’s a rare balance between design language and user comfort. The canopy structures are particularly strong—biomorphic, lightweight, and expressive, almost like architectural trees. They not only provide shade but help visually anchor the space in a soft, futuristic narrative. The use of white as the dominant palette, paired with controlled greenery, reinforces the project’s goal of serenity and visual lightness. Programmatically, the zoning is well-resolved. The transitions between relaxation areas, seating clusters, and walking paths feel natural. The project succeeds in what it sets out to do: create a micro-oasis for employees to decompress, connect, or refocus. The layered plant integration and variety of seating options enhance both the functionality and the emotional tone of the space. This is a beautifully resolved and emotionally intelligent design. It doesn’t just look good—it feels good. With a bit more development in materials, climatic integration, and detail articulation, it has the potential to become a reference for future-forward office landscape design. Subtle, thoughtful, and visually poetic—great work.

Material Expression and Detail: The choice of GRC, acrylic, PVC, and glass points toward a clean, modern finish, but it would be interesting to see how textures and transitions between materials are handled. Adding more tactile richness—through, for example, brushed concrete, matte finishes, or perforated panels—could elevate the spatial experience and avoid overly clinical aesthetics. Microclimate Consideration: Since the design is heavily open-air, it could be valuable to explore climatic comfort strategies in more detail—natural ventilation logic, evaporative cooling through vegetation, or shading analysis. Especially in warmer climates like Egypt, this becomes essential for usability throughout the year. Lighting Strategy: The renderings showcase great daylight dynamics, but a stronger narrative on nighttime usage could complete the story—how is the space experienced after dark? Integrated lighting (within furniture, under benches, up-lighting trees, etc.) could support the calming ambiance even after sunset. Furniture Customization: The current seating and tables work well, but there’s room to introduce custom-designed elements that follow the organic language of the canopies. This would unify the material and formal language across all elements and push the concept even further.
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Stefan Stanković

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