The space is completely open to natural light – the most valuable resource in a home, which positively affects the mood and sense of comfort. Panoramic windows and sliding glass doors on the facade provide not only an abundance of light, but also a smooth transition between the interior and exterior environments. This creates a feeling of freedom, transparency and a living connection with nature – a basic principle in biophilic design.

Our approach in design is to get the most out of a given space by suppressing existing shortcomings and giving priority to key elements on which the end result depends.

We approached the project as another challenge, because the space had to meet all functional and technical requirements, but at the same time to have its own character. We created a kind of framed mirrors for all of the workplaces, in order to achieve the feeling of entering a gallery.

Greenery changes the way we work and the quality of our life. This is what inspires us to design natural vertical gardens in the lobby of an office building, as well as to place a tree as an accent in its center.

We created individual elements, details and compositions to give a specific character to each part of the space.

The lack of light and low ceilings, as well as the fact that the room reminds more of a corridor led us to the search for complex shapes in architectural solutions.

Unfortunately, the “art councils” of the district administration in 2013 adopted the new look of the already pedestrian Vitosha Blvd., where the trees not only had no special place, but rather were obstacles that had to be bypassed.