Multi-level interior atrium by KPMB
An executive corporate interior precedent showcasing multi-story atrium connectivity, monolithic wood volumes, and sculptural stone elements by KPMB.
- What we like about this project
- The undulating, organic form of the ground-floor stone reception desk contrasts sharply with the orthogonal geometry of the surrounding architecture.
Materials
- wood
- marble
- glass
- steel
Visual identifiers
- wood-clad-mass
- atrium
- stone-staircase
- mezzanine
- organic-reception-desk
Style tags
- contemporary
- corporate
- minimal
- luxurious
Visual tags
- corporate-interior
- atrium
- multi-level
- warm-materials
- daylit
- Geometry
- Stacked multi-level volumes with a central atrium cutout, offsetting vertical planes and balancing open floor plates against solid wood-clad masses.
- Structural guess
- Steel frame with suspended floor slabs and concrete core elements.
- Spatial scale
- Multi-story commercial atrium scaled for corporate headquarters or public reception.
- Lighting
- Generous perimeter daylight flooding through large vertical windows, supplemented by warm linear and recessed ceiling downlighting.
- Atmosphere
- Refined, professional, and luminous with a warm, natural material palette.
- Environmental context
- High-rise corporate interior with exterior city views visible through full-height glazing.
- Spatial experience
- A grand vertical procession through connected levels, where sweeping stone stairs, open mezzanines, and double-height volumes invite visual interaction across floors.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical repetition of structural glass panes and horizontal layering of mezzanine floors.
- Style reading
- Contemporary corporate minimal
- Program
- Corporate headquarters lobby and atrium
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior
- Materials
- wood, marble, glass, steel
- Visual identifiers
- wood-clad-mass, atrium, stone-staircase, mezzanine, organic-reception-desk
- Style tags
- contemporary, corporate, minimal, luxurious
- Visual tags
- corporate-interior, atrium, multi-level, warm-materials, daylit
- Geometry
- Stacked multi-level volumes with a central atrium cutout, offsetting vertical planes and balancing open floor plates against solid wood-clad masses.
- Structural guess
- Steel frame with suspended floor slabs and concrete core elements.
- Spatial scale
- Multi-story commercial atrium scaled for corporate headquarters or public reception.
- Lighting
- Generous perimeter daylight flooding through large vertical windows, supplemented by warm linear and recessed ceiling downlighting.
- Atmosphere
- Refined, professional, and luminous with a warm, natural material palette.
- Environmental context
- High-rise corporate interior with exterior city views visible through full-height glazing.
- Spatial experience
- A grand vertical procession through connected levels, where sweeping stone stairs, open mezzanines, and double-height volumes invite visual interaction across floors.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical repetition of structural glass panes and horizontal layering of mezzanine floors.
- Style reading
- Contemporary corporate minimal
- Program
- Corporate headquarters lobby and atrium
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior