Shake - Spike

The communication and advertising agency had moved into offices that lacked character and soul. It quickly became clear that they needed a space that reflected their creative identity and working methods.
The starting point: strip everything back. Floors, ceilings, and partitions were all removed to reveal the raw structure of the space. Concrete beams, columns, and flooring were embraced as key elements, forming an honest and authentic foundation for the new layout.
From the very first visit, one idea stood out — a large aluminum arch. A bold architectural gesture, designed as a gateway into the agency’s universe, and a visual statement in a space with constant movement of clients and collaborators.
Within the large open space, we created a central zone — a multifunctional area for meetings, brainstorming sessions, and lunches. A generous creative table sits at the heart of it, framed by a curved curtain that can be drawn or opened depending on the need, offering flexibility without closing off the space.
All furniture was designed in raw MDF, a deliberate nod to the agency’s craftsmanship-driven approach. Often used in prototyping, this simple material reflects their attention to process and detail. It also brings warmth and texture to the otherwise industrial environment, striking a balance between structure and creativity.