︎ MAVEO OFFICE

Modular Loft-Büro Stuttgart von Architekt München — Fichteholzkisten und Loungemöbel | Modular loft office in Stuttgart by Munich architect — spruce-wood box wall and lounge seating | Hutz Architects

Loft-Büro Stuttgart — Boxenregal als Raumteiler, Innenarchitekt München | Loft office Stuttgart — box shelving as room divider by Munich interior architect | Hutz Architects
Nahaufnahme Fichten-Boxenregal mit Pflanzen, Architekt München, Projekt Stuttgart | Detail of spruce box shelving with plants, Stuttgart office by Munich architect | Hutz Architects
Geöffnete Pivot-Tür in Fichtenholz-Wand, Büroprojekt Stuttgart, Architekten München | Open pivot door within custom spruce wall, Stuttgart office interior by Munich architects | Hutz Architects
Pivot-Tür in Fichtenholzwand, Büro Stuttgart, Architekt München | Custom pivot door in box wall, Stuttgart office by Munich architect | Hutz Architects
Pivot-Tür in Fichtenholzwand, Büro Stuttgart, Architekt München | Custom pivot door in box wall, Stuttgart office by Munich architect | Hutz Architects
Blick vom Arbeitsbereich auf Fichtenboxenwand, Stuttgart, Architekten München | View from workspace toward illuminated box wall, Stuttgart, by architect Munich Germany | Hutz Architects
Grundriss des Büros Stuttgart mit Trennwandsystem, Innenarchitekt München | Floor plan of Stuttgart office with modular partition system by Munich interior architect | Hutz Architects
Nachtansicht des Loft-Büros Stuttgart mit beleuchtetem Boxensystem, Architekturbüro München | Night view of Stuttgart loft office with lit box system by Munich architecture studio | Hutz Architects
Querschnitt Boxenwand-Elevation, Loft-Büro Stuttgart, Architekt München | Cross-section elevation of box shelf wall, Stuttgart loft office by Munich architect | Hutz Architects

Detailaufnahme Fichtenholzboxen mit Beleuchtung, Architekten München, Stuttgart | Detail of illuminated spruce wood boxes in Stuttgart office by architect Munich Germany | Hutz Architects


MAVEO GmbH is one of the leading agencies for CGI in Stuttgart, Germany. A modular and sustainable space concept with high-utility value and an organic design language was created. For the redesigning of the office space, a former industrial loft in the city center, a design language was sought that would reflect the company's digital self-perception while maintaining traces from the past. The concept maintains the character of the space by carefully renovating the walls, floors, and ceiling and by adding a modern element. At the same time, only sustainable, regional materials were to be utilized. The implementation was to be carried out by local carpenters and the delivery routes were to be as short as possible.
The studio was to be divided into several areas. The workspace, hallway, and open space were to be separated from each other while maintaining the studio's spaciousness. Access needed to be maintained for the neighbouring studios along the main facade sharing the main entrance. The client’s wish was a semi-private but open space without separating the room from the kitchen and meeting area. Thus, a multifunctional wall system was created from 84 spruce wood boxes. The multifunctional partition wall consists of prefabricated spruce wood boxes. The four different box types are positioned according to their functionalities.
They either allow light into the studio, offer open shelves, completely closed storage space, or are part of the lighting concept. The box- dimensions are based on standard document file formats. The parametrically generated partition wall twists with a smooth “wave-transition” from straight at start and end to rotated towards its tip as an inviting gesture facing the entrance. Views are analysed to understand perforation and light distribution inside, as well as outside the office space. Not just the visual but structural performance of the overlapping boxes needed to be taken into consideration.
Client:
MAVEO GmbH

Location:
Stuttgart,
Germany

Project Year:
2020

Team:
Martino Hutz
Dominik Kreitmair (MAVEO)
Maximilian Friedmann
Jacek Baczkowski