Redevelopment of Open Space | Süwag

By

redesigning the office space, Süwag Energie AG strove to subdivide the

open-plan offices in order to curb the acoustics and create a pleasant

working environment. So-called working islands for four people were separated by partition walls and

opened without further need for doors to the corridors. First of all, floor-to-ceiling glass partitions of the type Lindner Life Pure 620 were installed. These not only look modern, but also provide the necessary transparency so as not to completely seal off the working islands through lack of insight.

In

the open entrance areas are integrated metal absorbers in classic white, which improve the acoustic noise development many times over. In addition, several Lindner Cube room-in-room systems have been set up to allow undisturbed work, confidential conversations or telephone calls on a surface area of ​​up to 15 m². These cubes are equipped with cooling ceilings and ventilation and have a highly noise-insulating acoustic wall shell. A special feature are 20 round wood absorbers, which were developed as a single production for the project space and are covered with fabric in different shades of gray. For the perfect illumination of the new workplaces, high quality floor lamps have been contributed by Lindner SE | Luminaires. Additional acoustic elements in the immediate vicinity of the desks ensure additional sound insulation at the source.