Developer: R&S Sacea
Località: Cerro Maggiore (Mi)
Cliente: Sacea
Developer: R&S Sacea
Località: Cerro Maggiore (Mi)
Cliente: Sacea
The Sacea’s offices, a company producing office and brand design furniture, have been completely made over. The location is the same one originally designed by Isao Hosoe, which has provided the setting for sixty years of this firm’s activity.
Skilfully designed by the in-house Technical Department, the layout has reconfigured the space to cater for various functional requirements: reception, executive and operative office space, functional areas, coffee breaks, meetings and an EDP centre.
The space allocated to the reception, operative departments and the coffee break-lounge area has been furnished with Land3, the new office environment system designed by Egidio Panzera.
The Land3 system is made up of elements that are technologically and conceptually advanced, each of which reconfigures the environment around the people who work in it, thereby redesigning the very concept of office space: no longer to be experienced as an imposition but rather as a place in constant evolution, having the power to spark an infinite source of creativity.
The new colour range, specially designed for this system, draws its inspiration from nature: soft, delicate shades alternating with bolder colours or relaxing melange greys and neutral tones to create a harmonious chromatic language. An attentive use of various materials and colour combinations can confer depth and completely transform the atmosphere of any given space.
The Nest line, designed by Karim Azzabi, has been chosen for the executive offices.
Particular attention has been given to the lighting of these interiors: transparency and luminosity are the distinctive features of the entire project, in each area and component.
While spatial divisions between executive offices, meeting rooms and operative areas have been maintained in the interests of confidentiality and comfort, the solution adopted is a system of completely transparent dividing partitions Daylight.
The long windows running the entire length of the building provide plenty of natural light as well as a firsthand contact with the surrounding woodlands, a theme that has been further reiterated on the partitions using sanding film, to obtain various degrees of privacy and division.