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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. Pivexin Technology HQ – Office Building And Warehouse in Poland by MUS ARCHITECTSSeptember 13th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: MUS ARCHITECTS The aim of the project was to develop a comprehensive vision of the new headquarters of Pivexin Technology. The designed space consists of an office building with social facilities, a warehouse and the land around the buildings including a driveway, parking area and decorative greenery. Architectural Composition The outer skin of the building is black, however, the two functional blocks – office and industrial – have been diversified.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski
 Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski The elevation of the office building is largely glazed, open and three-dimensional. It has vertical pilasters and horizontal cornices that emphasize the representative front part of the building. The elevation of the warehouse is simple and modest – adapted to the industrial character of this part of the building. The Pivexin Technology building is noticeable from the busy Gliwicka street – it became a landmark. The black cuboid combining office and industrial functions is the dominant feature in the landscape.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski Urban Design A plot of one hectare has been divided into three zones:
The area at the back of the building was preserved and leveled as a reserve for the possible extension of the warehouse. The plot declines southwards. The difference in height within the boundaries of the property is about 1.8 m. The building was located entirely in the upper part of the plot. The office part of the building faces Gliwicka street and clearly exposes the front elevation. The building is highly visible from the road (Gliwice – Racibórz). The foreground of the office building is paved and includes low greenery and parking area. Both the office building and the warehouse are accessible from the west, that is, from the central part of the plot.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski Architecture The two buildings were combined into one with external dimensions of 61.5 x 45 metres. The total area of the building is 3800 m2, including: warehouse -2150 m2 and office building – 1650 m2, The office area – a representative, two-storey part of the building – is accessible from the front car park.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski The entrance zone consists of an open, two-storey high space with a reception area. It has direct access to the conference room and to the spacious lobby and offices. The office area is arranged into three groups. Along the windows of the north-east elevation there is a row of office rooms. At the other side there are toilets, social rooms and stairs connecting the floors. On the ground floor, all three groups are connected by a spacious lobby. Owing to the large cut in the ceiling, the lobby creates an open, two-storey space, lit by a roof skylight.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski On the first floor, by the open space offices, there are walkways and a seating area for employees with access to an external terrace. Between the office and industrial parts of the building, there are technical facilities of the warehouse. This space also includes social facilities (cloakroom, toilet, social room) for the employees of the warehouse. The storage and production part of the warehouse is an open space. The area was divided into two sections: manufacturing and high storage.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski Composition Objectives – Interior The design of the new headquarters of Pivexin Technology is functional and modern, while at the same time being compact and minimalist. The clear layout of the space has been tailored to the investor’s needs, providing comfortable and functional working conditions. The interior is mainly white, contrasted with timber cladding and smaller black objects that emphasize the composition. The whole design is complemented by furniture also adapted to the specific functions and the composition objectives.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski The interior is clearly minimalist. Glass vertical divisions provide transparency, aesthetic consistency, visibility as well as free flow of daylight flooding in through large facade glazing and the skylight in the central part of the roof. The office space combines minimalism with indoor greenery. Desktops in the offices contain plants that clearly divide desk islands into individual workplaces. Such an approach provides an element of nature inside the office. The office is democratic, modern, contemporary. Full of light. It allows for work, but does not forget neither about the symbiosis of man with nature nor the need for interaction between colleagues.  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © Tomasz Zakrzewski  Image Courtesy © MUS ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © MUS ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © MUS ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © MUS ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © MUS ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © MUS ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © MUS ARCHITECTS
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Tags: Poland Categories: 3dS Max, Autocad, Headquarters, Office Building, office Complex, Office space, Offices, Parking, Photoshop, Warehouse |
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