Drees & Sommer designed a new working environment for such a consulting company, comprising 2,454 square meters of office space in a timber hybrid building in Berlin. The brief included 128 permanent workstations, as well as considerations such as diversity, inclusion, and sustainability. The design was intended to be both brand-appropriate and forward-looking. The interior concept complements the fully equipped workstations with generous relaxation areas, including balconies on every floor, a green terrace, and quiet zones within shared spaces. Additional facilities include meditation rooms, a parent-child room, and a prayer room — making it a place where people can truly feel at ease. From smart meeting rooms to event spaces and stages for guests, the workspace offers a wide range of functions. It is flexible in use, adaptable to future requirements, and, of course, designed to be barrier-free. Custom solutions with a high level of detail and sustainable materials characterize the interior design, which is also dedicated to fostering creative processes and diverse modes of work. Digital and analog activities are seamlessly integrated, connections and interactions find their place intuitively — and even a “New Work etiquette” has become part of this new working environment.
