Office Interior Designs Meeting Room

Office interior designs are completed designed by the za bor architects / Arseniy Borisenko and Peter Zaytsev for Yandex. This office is based in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Covers areas for about 1840 square meters, this modern contemporary office design was progressed in 2008-2009.

Yandex is the most popular and successful search system and Internet Company in Russia. Yandex is the former USSR countries. Currently, only about ten unique offices n three countries are at the stage of the design and the construction. It is actively developing and is in constant need of the new offices.

The cooperation between this IT-giant and the architects has continued for over four years, despite the difficulties which emerged during the crisis. The cooperation between the two companies is starts with the office for the company branch; it is located in the Northern capital of Russia.

The Yandex Company still turn to the architect for design solution for procedures which is connected with the development of offices outside of Russia. The architect, as the interior designer, has always managed to offer well-designed, original solutions within the limits of the allocated budget.

Office Interior Designs Architecture

This new office project which called the Yandex Saint Petersburg office is the first office which is designed by the za bor architects for Yandex Company. This new office is precisely situated in the business center close to the Finland Railway Station. With the original columns and work frames preserved, this office is occupies the fourth floor of the reconstructed 1970s building.

The architect used a layout with the individual rooms strung along a single corridor at the client’s request. The glazed partitions play the role of the internal walls to soften the impression. To add bright colors to the otherwise gray and white interior, translucent green, yellow and orange coatings have been used for it.

While the individual offices and the others spaces, acoustic paneling is installed in the meeting room, the ceilings which is located in the corridors and the common spaces are left open. There are additional sound insulation ceilings by Ecophon, which are ceilings is made of sound absorbing materials which are normally used in the interiors of the cinema halls, it is placed in the work areas.

This office is a company which pays a great deal of the attention to its employees with about 250 people working in the Yandex office. This company has included a billiards table which is placed in the dining room as a way to boost the employee satisfaction. Internet wiring and electrical cables are located under the raised floor, a carpet tile manufactured by InterfaceFLOR, which allows quick access to any point of the under floor communications.

Architects: za bor architects / Arseniy Borisenko and Peter Zaytsev
Location: Saint Petersburg, Russia
Project Year: 2008-2009
Project Area: 1840 sqm
Photographs: Peter Zaytsev

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