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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

PARKA’s New Office in Québec, Canada

 
January 21st, 2019 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: PARKA 

Located in the heart of Quebec City downtown, Parka’s office can be found in the old Alfred-Eugène Marois’ shoe factory, built in 1914 and designed by René-Pamphile Lemay, architect. Like this industrial-style architecture, the concept of our office space is simple and the workstations are layed out in an open space ambience. Quiet zones and meeting rooms have been designed to provide employees a variety of environments to work, coordinate and get together.

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

  • Architects: PARKA
  • Project: PARKA’s New Office
  • Location: Québec, Canada
  • Photography: Jessy Bernier Photograph
  • Size: 263 m²
  • Status: 2017

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Linked to with the values of the firm, since we aim to place the human at the center of our attention, the layout of our office is modest and friendly. The open area greatly contributes to the exchange and collaboration between the users, and the simplicity of the interior finishes provides to the space a sense of creativity. Mostly painted in white, the walls create a luminous environment, where some inspirational images and signage elements are subtly highlighted. The main conference room, with its black painted walls and ceiling in addition to its cozy atmosphere, immediately provides a creative space to the user, where the lighting is directed towards the table.

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

The simplicity of the space organization and the sobriety of the interior finishes punctuates some feature elements of the architecture of the old days. The brick walls give an interesting texture and an urban atmosphere, as the interior windows, remains of the past, allow the diffusion of natural light and the visual permeability between the different workspace’s zones.

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy Jessy Bernier Photograph

Image Courtesy © PARKA

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