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An interior precedent for industrial adaptive reuse, demonstrating how timber-framed glass enclosures and wire mesh can divide an open concrete shell into flexible workspaces.
- What we like about this project
- An operable glass door on pivot hinges is integrated directly into the timber-framed corner partition.
Materials
- concrete
- timber
- glass
- steel
- wire-mesh
Visual identifiers
- timber-glass-partition
- exposed-concrete-ceiling
- industrial-ductwork
- wire-mesh-wall
Style tags
- industrial
- raw
- utilitarian
- contemporary-office
Visual tags
- adaptive-reuse
- industrial
- open-plan
- timber-framing
- workspace
- Geometry
- Open plan volume punctuated by a freestanding timber-framed glazed enclosure and exposed structural concrete ceiling overhead.
- Structural guess
- Concrete flat slab supported by internal columns, enclosing lightweight non-structural timber and glass pods.
- Spatial scale
- Single-story open workspace with standard commercial ceiling height and human-scaled glass partitions.
- Lighting
- Ambient daylight floods from perimeter windows, complemented by interior overhead fluorescent runs and exposed ductwork casting sharp industrial reflections.
- Atmosphere
- Utilitarian, calm, and airy workspace defined by raw materials and abundant perimeter daylight.
- Environmental context
- Adaptive reuse or industrial office interior featuring raw construction materials and modular furniture systems.
- Spatial experience
- A sense of raw, open adaptability where enclosed glazed pods create private work areas within a continuous industrial floor plate.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical timber mullions of the glass enclosure establish a clear rhythmic break against the horizontal concrete slab and ceiling duct runs.
- Style reading
- Industrial raw utilitarian interior
- Program
- Industrial office and workshop
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior
- Materials
- concrete, timber, glass, steel, wire-mesh
- Visual identifiers
- timber-glass-partition, exposed-concrete-ceiling, industrial-ductwork, wire-mesh-wall
- Style tags
- industrial, raw, utilitarian, contemporary-office
- Visual tags
- adaptive-reuse, industrial, open-plan, timber-framing, workspace
- Geometry
- Open plan volume punctuated by a freestanding timber-framed glazed enclosure and exposed structural concrete ceiling overhead.
- Structural guess
- Concrete flat slab supported by internal columns, enclosing lightweight non-structural timber and glass pods.
- Spatial scale
- Single-story open workspace with standard commercial ceiling height and human-scaled glass partitions.
- Lighting
- Ambient daylight floods from perimeter windows, complemented by interior overhead fluorescent runs and exposed ductwork casting sharp industrial reflections.
- Atmosphere
- Utilitarian, calm, and airy workspace defined by raw materials and abundant perimeter daylight.
- Environmental context
- Adaptive reuse or industrial office interior featuring raw construction materials and modular furniture systems.
- Spatial experience
- A sense of raw, open adaptability where enclosed glazed pods create private work areas within a continuous industrial floor plate.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical timber mullions of the glass enclosure establish a clear rhythmic break against the horizontal concrete slab and ceiling duct runs.
- Style reading
- Industrial raw utilitarian interior
- Program
- Industrial office and workshop
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior