LogMeIn Office Interior
Location: East-West Business Centre Office Building, Astoria, Budapest
Client: LogMeIn
Design: 2019
Realisation: 2020
Scale: cc 2.500 m2
Designers: Alíz Matisz + LAB5 architects | Linda Erdélyi, András Dobos, Balázs Korényi, Virág Anna Gáspár | Benedek Kupi, Diána Németh, Dávid Székely
Civil Engineer: Balázs Ungi
Mechanical Engineer: ReEnergy | András Sipos
Electrical Engineer: Kelevill | Nándor Szikora, Ferenc Szepesi
Lighting Engineer: Solinfo Lighting Embassy
Event Organizer Consultancy: H.G. Event Technics Kft. | Viktor Salfer
Fire Safety Consultancy: Fireeng | György Decsi
Acoustics: AQrate | Andor Fürjes
Contractor: Fitout Zrt.
Project manager: CBRE | András Molnár
Photography: György Palkó
LogMeIn, once the most successful start-up of Hungary, has grown a big global company, with the new headquarters at Boston – the research faculty has stayed at Budapest. Their growing demand of office areas found space on the first floor of the East-West Business Centre Office Building, at the busy square in downtown, called Astoria.
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LogMeIn works with IT services based on cloud technology, what kept in the focus of our concept in a symbolic way.
We designed an efficient open space layout, where the community areas are well separated, and follow the shape of clouds, over the sea of workstations. The researchers are situated in a relaxed area while the busy spaces look towards the streets. The glazed walls of the free-standing elements in the space (meeting room, phone booth, etc.), the mirrors in the washrooms, the hanging decoration over the community-amphitheatre all follow the metaphor of clouds.
The portion of lounge and stand-up zones follow the demand of the working method of the company.
We placed a romantic big open bar at the corner of the building facing the busy crossroad with many windows, shiny tiles on the walls, and different type of seated areas scattered around in the room.
The quality of design achieved a high level - thanks to the approach and sensitivity of the company itself.