Interior Design
Customer’s wishes always serve as the basis for our interior design. Functional and suitable spaces create well-being, manage operations, and enable encounters. Our work is guided by responsibility and sustainability. Tailor-made solutions stand the test of time and use. In our projects architecture and interior design complement one another so that the end result is more than the sum of its parts.
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Conceptual design
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Space planning
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Working environment planning and design
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User-driven design
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Service design
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Signage and wayfinding
Conceptual design
We create customer-driven concepts by utilising methods of design. Conceptual design is a form of creative design where you define guidelines for your activities through a concept.
The starting point for every concept is the client. The client group’s expectations, activities, values and objectives guide the design process. Although the concepts and concept workshops can be lively at times, the design process outcomes are always concrete, customer-driven, and illustrative.
Space planning
Our space planning produces impressive spaces where the users’ desires and needs come first. Successful spaces are spaces that are inspiring, functional and suitable for their users. Space planning entails interior design with project management, furniture design and architectural lighting design. Designing colour- and surface materials is also part of the process.
We strongly build our design process on sustainable values, such as ecology, ethics, aesthetics and ergonomics. The best outcome of a space planning process is a beautiful and pleasant complex that is a sustainable solution for its user, environment and climate.
Materials that offer low environmental impact
Working environment planning and design
Successful working environments increase well-being, productivity and innovation while supporting the company’s brand and building the business story. Work, working environments and the trends that surround them are in constant change.
A good working environment can mean many things. The most important thing is designing and developing solutions that fit the customer’s values and operations and stand the test of time. In a constantly changing world, agility, conversion flexibility and sustainable choices never go out of style.
User-driven design
In user-driven design, or User-Centred Design (UCD), we examine the client’s needs, activities, likings, and future visions. Thus, the user perspective is the most central starting point throughout the design process, from first definitions to implementation.
The stages of user-driven design are understanding and defining the environment, getting to know the user’s requirements, producing design solutions, and evaluating these solutions with the client.
Service design
Service design answers the questions of what, why and how. When designing and defining a service, the objectives don’t need to be crystal clear yet. Instead, through planning, collaborating, and optimising, we move towards the project, its design process, and finally, its implementation. The task of service design is to set down specifications, values and objectives for the project so that it advances smoothly and on schedule and budget.
The purpose of service design is to first and foremost generate value – For the client, the project and eventually the user.
Signage and wayfinding
Illustrative, clear and informative signs are part of constructed landscapes. Successful signs create a finishing touch to surroundings and spaces, making them safe, enhancing accessibility, and increasing usability.
Signage design is a form of graphic design that always considers the characteristics of the space, different user groups and functionalities. As per the objectives of the design process, the signs can be powerful elements in their surroundings or undemonstrative directions. Furthermore, we always acknowledge the signage system’s implementation, upgradeability, and maintenance during the design process.
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