Offices

Axpo

From representative conference rooms to open space and workshop areas. The design brings diverse work zones together into a cohesive whole, supported by intentionally designed acoustics.

The dominant feature is the ceiling system, created using EcoBaffle and EcoCloud systems. Their spatial structure effectively absorbs sound and reduces reverberation, which is crucial in large, glazed interiors for comfortable work and meetings.

Complementing them are EcoLamp Round luminaires, which serve a dual function. The felt lamp forms reduce background noise and improve speech intelligibility in team-work areas and open spaces.

The neutral color palette, combined with distinct accents of deep navy and red lighting elements, reinforces the brand identity.

Axpo is an international energy company operating in the sale of electricity and gas, as well as in the development of solutions based on renewable energy sources. In Poland, it focuses on serving business customers.

Used products:

Eco Cloud

EcoBaffle

Eco Lamp Round

Contractor:

Nyquista

Project:

Bit Creative

Location:

Warsaw

Used products

Eco Cloud

Ceiling islands with integrated lighting

EcoBaffle

Acoustic ceiling panels that combine the advantages of baffles and ceiling islands, ideal for spaces requiring effective sound echo reduction.

Eco Lamp Round

The perfect combination of excellent acoustic and lighting parameters.

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Glass System

Transparent conference rooms preserve visual lightness and access to daylight, while Nyquista acoustic solutions provide the appropriate acoustic conditions, ideal for conversations and meetings.

Hitmark

The acoustic solutions implemented support the office’s day-to-day operations. They improve speech intelligibility, reduce background noise, and promote focus. The entire space has been designed as an environment with a clear division into zones for concentration, communication, and regeneration.

Markem-Imaje

The ceiling is a space where multiple sound wave reflections accumulate sound. Three-dimensional mesh elements installed directly above workstations absorb both direct waves and reflections from the hard, technical ceiling surface.

Philip Morris

The thoughtful use of materials that are both visually appealing and acoustically effective is a guarantee of improved sound performance, as well as a pleasant, distinctive character for the interior.