This space with futuristic "virtual reality" style LED strip lighting was designed by Argentinian firm Estudio Ebras and furniture brand Hause Möbel to be used as both a home and an office.
The temporary Green Home Office project was created for the Casa FOA 2024 architecture and design exhibition in Córdoba, Argentina, inside an under-construction building complex named Pocito.
At the Green Home Office, an immersive workspace features a grid of LED lights to mimic a virtual reality environment
Estudio Ebras was presented with a windowless space to transform into a flexible environment designed to facilitate both living and working, using furniture from Argentinian brand Hause Möbel.
Entry to the 110-square-metre space was through a low, warmly lit antechamber that offered options to turn left into a compact workspace, or right into the larger central area. Entry to the exhibition was via a compressed, warmly lit antechamber
The dark, "immersive" office was panelled with wood veneer squares between strips of LED light that formed a grid across the walls and floor.
"The immersive space features a luminous grid that simulates the grid of virtual reality," said Estudio Ebras. "On one side is a desk, and on the other, a chaise lounge for resting and transporting us to a natural environment in virtual reality."
The space was divided into the immersive office and a larger room decorated in desert hues
Reached via a short cork-floored cor...