Scriberia's Northdown Street Studio is tailored uniquely to their needs from shell fit out to desks and storage.
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This year we completed our second studio fit-out for graphic facilitation company Scriberia. As with our first project with Scriberia, we developed the design in collaboration with their team through a series of design meetings as well as observation of how the employees use their space.
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Scriberia’s new studio is a long and relatively narrow space occupying the ground and basement floors of a new building in King’s Cross. Being a very multi-faceted business, Scriberia has a variety of uses to be incorporated into the space: a hot desking space and flexible workshop space on the ground floor, then workspace, kitchen, and meeting room for the employees on the lower floor.
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The resulting collection of bespoke furniture creates a series of functional spaces that are both connected and distinct, tied together by a colourful geometric floor pattern designed by Scriberia. The first floor includes an entryway with a window display shelving unit, bike racks, and a hardwood bench, leading into the hot-desking space. At the back end of the ground floor is the workshop and presentation space, which includes a built-in seating area and multifunctional bleacher units which double as storage for workshop supplies.
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A library staircase provides a wealth of storage while visually connecting the two levels. Downstairs, the workspace for permanent employees consists of a series of large functional desks and storage units, accompanied by a kitchen space and long communal lunch table.
Photos © Peter Landers 2018. |
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