Halle A by Designliga Boasts a Golden Indoor House
Meghan Young — July 24, 2013 — Art & Design
References: designliga & contemporist
Halle A by Designliga, a design studio based in Munich, Germany, is a creative and modern office that was once an industrial machine shop. With its high ceilings, flood of natural lighting and exposed brick, the space has all of the coveted qualities of such former mid-20th century factories. These aspects have only been accentuate through the renovations.
Made clean and contemporary, Halle A by Designliga is still "a mirror reflecting the quintessence of work, and an inspiration to examine the meaning of work in our contemporary age," as written by the designers. With the foreman's office left intact, there is a sense of order and hierarchy that resonates with the company now residing in the space.
Made clean and contemporary, Halle A by Designliga is still "a mirror reflecting the quintessence of work, and an inspiration to examine the meaning of work in our contemporary age," as written by the designers. With the foreman's office left intact, there is a sense of order and hierarchy that resonates with the company now residing in the space.
Trend Themes
1. Machine-shop Offices - Converting former machine shops into modern offices with industrial design and natural lighting is a growing trend, offering businesses an opportunity to create unique and inspiring workspaces.
2. Industrial Aesthetic - The popularity of utilizing industrial design elements, such as exposed brick and high ceilings, in office spaces continues to rise, creating a disruptive innovation opportunity for interior design and architecture industries.
3. Workplace Hierarchy - Retaining elements of the original industrial space, such as a foreman's office, offers a way to incorporate hierarchy and order into modern workplaces, reflecting a trend towards hierarchical management structures in certain industries.
Industry Implications
1. Commercial Real Estate - This trend presents an opportunity in the commercial real estate market to convert former industrial spaces to meet the unique needs of modern businesses.
2. Interior Design - The increased demand for industrial design elements in office spaces offers an opportunity for interior design firms to specialize in this aesthetic and create unique workspaces for their clients.
3. Architecture - As businesses look for unique and inspiring office spaces, architects have an opportunity to take on projects to convert former industrial spaces and incorporate elements of the original design into modern renovations.
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