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PROJECTS FOR IC-L

CEO'S OFFICE

This is a pro­pos­al for the of­fice of the CEO of IC-L Lan­gen­ha­gen. It in­volves trans­form­ing an ex­ist­ing space in­to a rep­re­sen­tative one quick­ly and af­ford­ably. The room needs to be com­fort­able, pro­mote pro­duc­tiv­ity, and pro­vide an ap­pro­pri­ate back­drop for fre­quent vi­deo con­fer­en­ces. The goal was to ex­press the e­legance of the of­fice in a sub­tle and non-o­ver­whelm­ing man­ner.

VOLKSWAGEN HEADQUARTERS

This pro­ject was com­mis­sioned by IC-L Lan­gen­ha­gen for the Volks­wa­gen brand. The task was to pro­pose an of­fice in­te­rior with an ex­tra­or­di­nary cha­rac­ter. The en­trance area im­press­es with a large, cen­tral­ly po­sitioned re­cep­tion desk, whose de­sign re­fer­ences the i­co­nic Volks­wa­gen lo­go. Stairs, ech­ing this sym­bol­ism, lead to e­leg­ant and spa­cious of­fice in­te­ri­ors.

In the of­fice area, we de­signed the space func­tion­al­ly, tai­lored to mo­dern work needs. Rich ma­te­ri­als such as curved glass, steel struc­tures, and real wood cre­ate an at­mos­phere of lux­u­ry and pro­fes­sion­al­ism. The quiet zone was de­signed with em­ploy­ees’ com­fort and con­cen­tra­tion in mind, en­suring op­ti­mal work­ing con­di­tions.

The com­mon area serves as a re­lax­ation and com­mu­ni­ca­tion cen­ter, in­te­gra­ting co-work­ing space with func­tion­al el­e­ments for meet­ings and rec­re­a­tion. When de­sign­ing these spa­ces, we aimed to in­cor­po­rate Volks­wa­gen’s i­mage as an in­no­va­tive and pres­tig­i­ous brand, while cre­at­ing a place that sup­ports ef­fi­cien­cy and a pos­i­tive work­ing at­mos­phere.

IC-L Poland Office

This pro­jec­t in­vol­ved re­or­ga­ni­zing and sub­tle­ly re­de­sign­ing the space. The goal was to struc­ture the space in­to dis­tinct zones.
Or­der was achieved by se­pa­ra­ting the en­try and stor­age ar­eas, the di­rec­tor’s of­fice, the con­struc­tion en­gi­neers’ zone, and the re­cep­tion. The fi­nal ar­ea was al­lo­ca­ted for cre­a­tive work by ar­chi­tects and de­sign­ers. The or­gi­nal di­vi­sion in­to cu­bi­cles with low plas­ter­board walls was re­placed with glass walls and an open-space lay­out. Thanks to these chan­ges, the branch gained a re­pre­sen­ta­tive cha­rac­ter, max­i­mized use of space, and im­proved work­ing con­di­tions.

PROJECTS FOR IC-L

CEO's Office

This is a pro­pos­al for the of­fice of the CEO of IC-L Lan­gen­ha­gen. It in­volves trans­form­ing an ex­ist­ing space in­to a rep­re­sen­tative one quick­ly and af­ford­ably. The room needs to be com­fort­able, pro­mote pro­duc­tiv­ity, and pro­vide an ap­pro­pri­ate back­drop for fre­quent vi­deo con­fer­en­ces. The goal was to ex­press the e­legance of the of­fice in a sub­tle and non-o­ver­whelm­ing man­ner.

Volkswagen Headquarters

This pro­ject was com­mis­sioned by IC-L Lan­gen­ha­gen for the Volks­wa­gen brand. The task was to pro­pose an of­fice in­te­rior with an ex­tra­or­di­nary cha­rac­ter. The en­trance area im­press­es with a large, cen­tral­ly po­sitioned re­cep­tion desk, whose de­sign re­fer­ences the i­co­nic Volks­wa­gen lo­go. Stairs, ech­ing this sym­bol­ism, lead to e­leg­ant and spa­cious of­fice in­te­ri­ors.

In the of­fice area, we de­signed the space func­tion­al­ly, tai­lored to mo­dern work needs. Rich ma­te­ri­als such as curved glass, steel struc­tures, and real wood cre­ate an at­mos­phere of lux­u­ry and pro­fes­sion­al­ism. The quiet zone was de­signed with em­ploy­ees’ com­fort and con­cen­tra­tion in mind, en­suring op­ti­mal work­ing con­di­tions.

The com­mon area serves as a re­lax­ation and com­mu­ni­ca­tion cen­ter, in­te­gra­ting co-work­ing space with func­tion­al el­e­ments for meet­ings and rec­re­a­tion. When de­sign­ing these spa­ces, we aimed to in­cor­po­rate Volks­wa­gen’s i­mage as an in­no­va­tive and pres­tig­i­ous brand, while cre­at­ing a place that sup­ports ef­fi­cien­cy and a pos­i­tive work­ing at­mos­phere.

IC-L Poland Office

This pro­jec­t in­vol­ved re­or­ga­ni­zing and sub­tle­ly re­de­sign­ing the space. The goal was to struc­ture the space in­to dis­tinct zones.
Or­der was achieved by se­pa­ra­ting the en­try and stor­age ar­eas, the di­rec­tor’s of­fice, the con­struc­tion en­gi­neers’ zone, and the re­cep­tion.
The fi­nal ar­ea was al­lo­ca­ted for cre­a­tive work by ar­chi­tects and de­sign­ers.
The or­gi­nal di­vi­sion in­to cu­bi­cles with low plas­ter­board walls was re­placed with glass walls and an open-space lay­out. Thanks to these chan­ges, the branch gained a re­pre­sen­ta­tive cha­rac­ter, max­i­mized use of space, and im­proved work­ing con­di­tions.

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