Renderforest in Yerevan, Armenia by Storaket Architectural Studio

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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.

Renderforest in Yerevan, Armenia by Storaket Architectural Studio

February 21st, 2020 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Storaket Architectural Studio

This building was designed for Renderforest, an IT company among the top 100 software companies worldwide that offers products that make successful branding affordable and available to everyone. The initial building was a 2-story abandoned semi-finished construction, which needed to be completely redesigned and refurbished.

Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

Architects: Storaket Architectural Studio
Project: Renderforest
Location: Yerevan, Armenia
Photography: Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan
Lead Architects: Meroujan Minassian
Design Team: Meroujan Minassian, Narbeh Bedrossian, Marine Hayrapetyan, Sona Manukyan, Laura Harutyunyan, Tigran Marutyan, Norayr Vardanyan, Nelly Vardanyan, Komitas Vardanyan, Barin Arslanyan
Gross Built Area: 865 sq.m.
Completion Year: 2019

Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

The client’s main objective was to create a fresh and functional office space, which would accommodate the needs of the future 100 team members. Having this objective in mind, a precise list of working and recreational spaces was created together with the client. All the spaces were distributed among four floors over a total area of 865 sq. meters.

The interior was designed according to the name of the company and thus, we drew lots of inspiration from forests. We wanted the entire interior design to have the concept of a forest run through all floors. On the first floor, we created a natural forest-feeling with a wall covered in plants and greenery, which gradually transforms into an artificial forest as you go up the floors. We utilized moss on the second floor, green fabric on the third floor, and green tennis balls on the last floor. As you may have noticed already, the main color used in the interior of the building is green, which is also in harmony with the name of the company.

Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

: Image Courtesy © Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan

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Tags: Armenia, Yerevan

Categories: Building, Office Building, office Complex, Office space, Offices

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