Netherlands Broadcasting Company in Hilversum, Netherlands by COEN! Design Agency

New interior design for the head office of the National Broadcasting Channel, located in three existing, dark buildings at the Media Park in Hilversum: this office space was re-created by COEN! to form a light, colourful and attractive working environment, with an ambience appropriate to a media concern.

Interior National Broadcasting Channel

• Architect: COEN! Design Agency
• Project: Interior National Broadcasting Channel
• Location: Hilversum, Netherlands
• Client: NPO, Hilversum
• Interior Architect: COEN! Design Agency, Coen van Ham, Eindhoven
• Interior Builder: Gielissen, Eindhoven
• Floor: +/- 6000 m2
• Start Design: January 2007
• Start Building: 2006
• Delivery: 2007
• Software used: Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for design

Hallway

The design was based on the following points of departure:
– The specific identity of the National Broadcasting Channel is evident throughout the head office.
– All three buildings have been integrated to form a coherent and recognizable environment.
– The characteristic items used for the design are at the interface between applied and autonomous art.
– The interior design is timeless with colourful accents.
– In spite of the limited budget available, it was possible to create a powerful concept.

Entrance

In 2006 COEN! redesigned the TV test picture to symbolize the National Broadcasting Channel. The well-known test picture was translated into colourful art forms on wall panels and window accessories throughout the media building. Based on the same design, a series of 16 colourful giclees was produced, which when taken together form the complete test picture. Each giclee is available in a limited edition of 50 prints. Each print is signed, numbered and framed in aluminium behind glass. They are available via COEN!

Entrance

Digital Tree

Lobby

Lobby

Media Object

Test Screen

Test Screen

Test Screen Total

Wall Print

Tags: Hilversum, Netherlands

Categories: Illustrator, Offices, Photoshop

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