The design for Interior Architects’ new offices can be interpreted as a number of separate structures or interior elements assembled within one building’s level, turning it into an “interior landscape”.

Following the architect’s approach, the lighting scheme consists of a number of lighting applications, each used in response to a particular architectural form: The free-standing accent wall of the entry with its vertical lights is facing the glowing “glass house” of the library, which is adjacent to the smaller “houses” of supporting facilities with their up-lit ceiling planes. The building’s shell structure, being left exposed, spans over the “interior architecture”.

The “outdoor” open space of the design studio is illuminated by the canopy-resembling rows of bare T6 fluorescent channels, suspended over the studios’ common areas.