Impact Hub Berlin by Leroux Sichrovsky Architects
Just like a second skin, the new interior design folds, blends and wraps itself into the new Impact Hub Berlin, and onto the existing building situated at Mehringplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg[...]
© Anne Deppe
Just like a second skin, the new interior design folds, blends and wraps itself into the new Impact Hub Berlin, and onto the existing building situated at Mehringplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg (designed by Werner Dittmann in the 1960s).
© Anne Deppe
The design captures the spirit of, and the engagement towards social entrepreneurs that the Impact Hub Berlin GmbH lives and works for every day. The Impact Hub is a co-working space that supports, nurtures and fosters Social (impact) Start-Ups. The concept caters for a wide variety of spaces, such as dynamic work areas, focussed works areas, chill-out areas, more traditional offices, workshops, and event- and meeting rooms. © Anne Deppe
The design is marked by its juxtaposition between openness and singularity, communication and silence, dynamic work spaces and focussed work areas. The second skin seamlessly moves from one space to the next adding the necessary functions and options that the space needs. It is a subtle design that gives warmth and a positive atmosphere for the young dynamic start-up scene.
The sculptural wood interior design folds and wraps itself along the walls of the building in part as wall cladding, and in part as a functional element that becomes a kitchen element, a seating spot, a Skype box, a fixed tab...
© Anne Deppe
Just like a second skin, the new interior design folds, blends and wraps itself into the new Impact Hub Berlin, and onto the existing building situated at Mehringplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg (designed by Werner Dittmann in the 1960s).
© Anne Deppe
The design captures the spirit of, and the engagement towards social entrepreneurs that the Impact Hub Berlin GmbH lives and works for every day. The Impact Hub is a co-working space that supports, nurtures and fosters Social (impact) Start-Ups. The concept caters for a wide variety of spaces, such as dynamic work areas, focussed works areas, chill-out areas, more traditional offices, workshops, and event- and meeting rooms. © Anne Deppe
The design is marked by its juxtaposition between openness and singularity, communication and silence, dynamic work spaces and focussed work areas. The second skin seamlessly moves from one space to the next adding the necessary functions and options that the space needs. It is a subtle design that gives warmth and a positive atmosphere for the young dynamic start-up scene.
The sculptural wood interior design folds and wraps itself along the walls of the building in part as wall cladding, and in part as a functional element that becomes a kitchen element, a seating spot, a Skype box, a fixed tab...
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