Breitling Germany GmbH

The initial concerns of the employees, who feared a restless and unfocussed working environment in the Open Office, were met by the planners with floor-to-ceiling, partially enclosed shelving, curtains, panels, work booths and spacious cabinets. Despite their volume, these bring a sense of lightness to the space, thanks to their minimalist frames that lend the whole structure a floating character.

Between the compact work islands with the ergonomic, height-adjustable Tyde table concept and the lounges with comfortable upholstered furniture, customisable openings in the visual barriers allow for quick discussions and spontaneous meetings. This encourages sharing, socialising and team building. These conversations can be further expanded on in the inviting dining kitchen – either in a relaxed atmosphere or playfully at a game of table football.

The bright meeting room with agile equipment, adjacent to the open space, is ideal for workshops. The classic conference rooms offer comfort and technical equipment for presentations, meetings and negotiations – visible through glass or hidden behind silver curtains, reminiscent of the high-quality metal frames of Breitling chronographs.