Pirelli is one of the world's most prestigious tire companies, and the company is known for their intergenerational technology, high standards of production excellence and eager pursuit of innovation. With more than 100 years of history, Pirelli has become a legend in the tire industry. The company's target market are high-end consumers with discriminating taste for quality and prestige. Pirelli's office space is set up in Shanghai, constructed by EDS Interior.
Multiple perspectives were used to create the layout, as the space needed to be used as both office space and exhibition hall. Art and purpose come alive together in dynamic harmony as the moving lines draw the eye without disturbing the atmosphere.
The manager's office uses a simple office chair and a gray concrete floor to create a light and tensioned space that further creates a layer of space. As the space is close to the window, when the sun is projected into the space, natural light lends a soft beauty to the mostly linear space and helps refresh the mind.
At the heart of the company is its people, and Pirelli seeks to increase their dynamic force by providing their employees with a space that promotes communication and heightens their centripetal force to drive the company forward, faster. The open office is arranged vertically in the order of required space to meet the requirements of each station and avoid the transition of space.
The break room is a rectangular space. In order to reconcile the visual experience of the space with the rest of the office, it uses similar design elements. As a result, the room not only makes the most of the given space, but also enhancing its function. Bright yet matching colors relieves work tension and awakens people's positive emotions through simple beauty.
Designed around the large column, the leisure area adds vitality to the office through the use of bright colors and unique elements that help change the shape and function of the existing space, while the glass window can be spliced into the combination chair to make each area become the inducer of the design and add dynamic energy.
