Sberbank Headquarters Atrium

corporate headquarters atrium, contemporary workplace architecture, multi-story interior, central void space, suspended sculptural element, faceted geometric form, timber-clad surfaces, honey oak tones, warm wood materiality, living green wall, biophilic design integration, vertical garden, natural light flooding, glazed ceiling system, geometric skylight grid, diffused illumination, layered spatial composition, horizontal circulation balconies, open balustrade systems, transparent glass railings, visual connectivity between levels, ribbed metal cladding, corrugated surface texture, warm neutral color palette, chromatic accent strategy, vibrant crimson red intervention, emerald green vegetation, ochre yellow seating, burnt orange upholstery, charcoal gray furnishing, collaborative workspace environment, informal seating clusters, distributed human occupation, dynamic spatial energy, crystalline suspended form, angular geometric vocabulary, contemporary corporate interior, progressive workplace design, Scandinavian material influence, natural material emphasis, environmental sustainability indicators, human-scale furniture grouping, professional yet welcoming atmosphere, innovative spatial organization, transparency and openness principles, Silicon Valley campus aesthetic, early 21st-century design language, biophilic workplace integration, multi-level circulation patterns, architectural rhythm through repetition, vertical spatial drama, zenithal lighting quality, warm artificial accent lighting, material texture contrast, smooth glass versus organic vegetation, precision engineering visible, human-centered design approach, aspirational corporate environment, creative collaboration space, organizational values expressed spatially, accessible professionalism, energetic yet ordered atmosphere, contemplative elevated viewpoint, omniscient spatial perspective, chance encounter facilitation, sustained visual complexity, rewards extended contemplation, sophisticated material palette, refined execution quality, masterful spatial orchestration.

Swiss architecture office Evolution Design in partnership with Russian architecture studio T+T architects has designed a spacious multifunctional atrium at the new corporate headquarters of Sberbank in Moscow. The daylight flooded atrium houses diverse coworking spaces and a coffee bar, with the suspended diamond shaped meeting room being the focal point of the internal courtyard. The mirror reflections, glazed internal façade and the use of plants add the sense of spaciousness and continuity.