Palas Campus Office
11Workplace Interior

Palas Campus Office

Iași, Romania

A raw shell transformed into a biophilic corporate workplace of open zones and glass meeting pods.

This commercial project transforms a raw shell into a dynamic, biophilic corporate environment. The design balances open-plan collaborative areas with acoustically isolated glass offices, blending urban industrial aesthetics with warm organic materials and clear spatial zoning.

Palas Campus Office — frame 2
Palas Campus Office — frame 3

Layout and industrial execution

The plan moves seamlessly between open workstation zones, informal lounge nooks and curved glass-enclosed meeting pods.

The documentation captures the transition from construction framing — exposed ceiling services, red sprinkler lines and metal stud partitions — to a fully realised and polished workplace.

Full-height glass partitions with rounded corners maintain visual connectivity across the floor while ensuring acoustic privacy for meetings.

Palas Campus Office — frame 4

Materiality and biophilia

A classical French herringbone oak floor runs throughout the layout, adding textural warmth and visual rhythm beneath the modern furniture.

Custom black powder-coated plant racks act as functional dividers, integrating potted greenery for cleaner air and natural privacy.

Exposed red brick accent walls are balanced by smooth grey concrete, sage green fluted panels and crisp white bulkheads.

Lighting and corporate identity

A dedicated brick elevation carries prominent 3D corporate typography anchored by a backlit yellow logo emblem.

Ambient black track spotlights illuminate circulation paths while industrial spider-arm pendants provide focused task light over key zones.

A bold coral-red acoustic phone booth doubles as a quiet space and an iconic visual anchor within the open layout.

Palas Campus Office — frame 5