Puls Office Design

contemporary workplace interior, open plan office, glass partitions, transparent architecture, cadmium orange accent walls, tangerine, burnt sienna carpet, terracotta flooring, warm amber, neutral gray, commercial carpeting, yellow pathway markers, black drum pendant, contemporary lighting fixture, curved glass wall, acoustic ceiling tiles, perforated panels, sheer curtains, ombre drapery, natural daylight, diffused illumination, one-point perspective, linear corridor, spatial transparency, modern minimalism, biophilic workplace, collaborative space, lounge area, organic wood furniture, sculptural side table, coral upholstery, taupe seating, recessed lighting, professional office environment, horizontal emphasis, warm-cool color contrast, high-key tonality, clean lines, functional elegance, activity-based working, contemporary European design, refined materiality, visual connectivity, acoustic separation, progressive workplace, welcoming atmosphere

The German engineering company Puls moved to new premises and used this opportunity for visualizing and stimulating a new collaboration culture within the company. The new office design is driving a cultural change, with teams reporting a significant increase in internal communication, particularly between research and development and other departments. The company has also seen a rise in spontaneous informal meetings, known to be one of the key indicators of success in research and development innovation.