
DL atelier gives employees freedom to explore in the forest office
the interior is spontaneous, yet cohesive, and offers dozens of nooks, ledges, and seats for employees to play and get lost in.
the ‘forest office’ is a 200m2 space by DL atelier in beijing, china. created for a non-governmental organization business incubator, the structure is an accessible hub for visiting agencies and groups. DL atelier took influence from the forest, a constantly evolving landscape similar to the always changing needs and personalities of the NGO staff. the resulting interior is spontaneous, yet cohesive, and offers dozens of nooks, ledges, and seats for employees to play and get lost in.

all images courtesy of DL atelier

nooks

various interior views

shelving and window

hideaway

‘forest office’ by DL atelier

all spontaneous elements were modeled off situations one might encounter in the forest

wheels allow a central element to pivot throughout the space

concept sketch

trees in the forest

plans
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