The IT sector – one of the most creative customers of office space design – still before the pandemic actively tested agile functional and spatial design solutions. The company BNP Paribas Technology, which is a part of the structure of the French bank BNP Paribas, involved in developing banking software, is no exception.  The office of the Moscow branch of BNPP with an area of 1,800 qm, situated in the “Belaya Ploshchad” business center, turned out to be a beautiful-looking multifunctional space, whose distinctive features are “loose” workplaces, and diverse and geometrically sophisticated zoning for the working and social interaction between the employees.

Sergey Trukhanov, T+T Architects

It was important for the client to get a flexible space that helps people feel more comfortable at work, one that would increase their creativity and productivity. Among other solutions, one can single out the specifics of the organization of work, when a person does not have a fixed workplace, and the principle works – whoever came earlier chooses the best place. We were very fortunate as the customers discussed their workflows with us quite a lot, and in the end we seemed to be able to come up with the right solution.

Georgy Tyugaev, T+T Architects

“The choice of colors and materials was, on the one hand, determined by the client’s corporate colors, which we used in common-use and recreation areas. On the other hand, we aimed to create a space that would allow us to work comfortably for as long as possible – for this, the neutral white-gray scale was a good fit. Patinated copper, shades of green and turquoise patina, which successfully correlate with BNPP's signature colors, were chosen as the accent material.”