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# 30-pyeong range
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# Gasan Office interiors
#  IT Castle Office
#  34-pyeong range Office
#  Office space planning

Gasan IT Castle 34 pyeong Office Interior

A Gasan office plan separating sales workstations, a meeting room and an in-house research center

Ham Young-ju Designer 프로필 사진
Ham Young-ju Designer
Office: interior design, construction and cost estimates

Hello, I am Ham Young-ju, a designer at Goodterior. This project is a 34.56 pyeong office planned in Gasan Lotte IT Castle. The floor plan arranges an in-house research center, testing room, meeting room, director's office and pantry around the sales workstations. With different kinds of work taking place within one office, we first considered each space's position and connections.

Workstations occupy a shared area along the windows, while functions needing independence, such as meetings and the director's office, have separate rooms. Glass partitions divide the rooms without visually fragmenting the whole office, and light finishes combine with wood framing at the entrance.

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Floor plan

The floor plan places sales workstations centrally and separates the meeting room, director's office, research center and testing room. It considers the relationship between the entrance route and routes to individual rooms.

Beyond the entrance vestibule lies the sales team's working area. The plan places this shared space at the center, with meeting and director's office rooms by the windows and the testing room and research center near the entrance. We considered how each doorway meets the shared area and whether sufficient room remains to move between desks.

The pantry is separately enclosed beside the workstations, with sink and storage positions grouped on one side. Necessary functions remain easy to reach during work while distinct from the desk area. Overhead views show the surrounding rooms arranged around the central workstations.

Design

From above, the meeting room, director's office, research center and pantry are clearly arranged around central workstations. The design connects individual rooms through the shared desk area.
From above, the meeting room, director's office, research center and pantry are clearly arranged around central workstations. The design connects individual rooms through the shared desk area.
The three-dimensional view clarifies the distance between workstations and the meeting room, as well as the research center and pantry positions. Central circulation remains continuous despite the separate rooms.
The three-dimensional view clarifies the distance between workstations and the meeting room, as well as the research center and pantry positions. Central circulation remains continuous despite the separate rooms.
The meeting room and director's office sit by the windows, with sales workstations at the center. The three-dimensional view considers their distances to the research center and pantry opposite.
The meeting room and director's office sit by the windows, with sales workstations at the center. The three-dimensional view considers their distances to the research center and pantry opposite.
From the entrance side, the route passes the testing room into the workplace. Separate rooms surround a central working area that remains continuous.
From the entrance side, the route passes the testing room into the workplace. Separate rooms surround a central working area that remains continuous.
Viewed from the window side, the meeting room, director's office and sales workstations sit close together, with the independent research area and pantry opposite.
Viewed from the window side, the meeting room, director's office and sales workstations sit close together, with the independent research area and pantry opposite.
A wood frame faces the entrance, with light walls on both sides. The entrance form is clear while the space inside is immediately visible.
A wood frame faces the entrance, with light walls on both sides. The entrance form is clear while the space inside is immediately visible.
A side view makes the junction between the wood entrance frame and light walls clearer. Simple finishes around the passage preserve sightlines further inside.
A side view makes the junction between the wood entrance frame and light walls clearer. Simple finishes around the passage preserve sightlines further inside.
Another entrance angle combines the surrounding walls in one tone, with a wood frame marking the transition inside.
Another entrance angle combines the surrounding walls in one tone, with a wood frame marking the transition inside.
Illuminated shelves and cabinets sit near the entrance. Grouping necessary furniture along one wall organizes the route into the workplace.
Illuminated shelves and cabinets sit near the entrance. Grouping necessary furniture along one wall organizes the route into the workplace.
Beyond the wood frame is a place with light cabinets and a small table. Coordinated entrance finishes and furniture give the shared area a restrained starting point.
Beyond the wood frame is a place with light cabinets and a small table. Coordinated entrance finishes and furniture give the shared area a restrained starting point.
Wood finishes and shelving continue inside the entrance, with doors to individual rooms visible beside them. Furniture near the access route is grouped to organize the wall.
Wood finishes and shelving continue inside the entrance, with doors to individual rooms visible beside them. Furniture near the access route is grouped to organize the wall.
This side view of shelves and cabinets considers how their depth and the routes into individual rooms read while walking along the corridor.
This side view of shelves and cabinets considers how their depth and the routes into individual rooms read while walking along the corridor.
On entering the shared workplace, sales workstations sit beside the glass-enclosed research center. Translucent lower glazing makes the boundaries of each room clear.
On entering the shared workplace, sales workstations sit beside the glass-enclosed research center. Translucent lower glazing makes the boundaries of each room clear.
The passage beside the desks follows glass partitions to individual rooms. A route between desks and doors keeps the shared area continuous rather than narrowly divided.
The passage beside the desks follows glass partitions to individual rooms. A route between desks and doors keeps the shared area continuous rather than narrowly divided.
Sales workstations run side by side along the windows, with a glass partition separating the adjacent research center. Translucent lower glazing distinguishes places without enclosing the entire office visually.
Sales workstations run side by side along the windows, with a glass partition separating the adjacent research center. Translucent lower glazing distinguishes places without enclosing the entire office visually.
From the other side, passages between desks connect to the window positions. The shared center remains open, with glass separating the surrounding rooms.
From the other side, passages between desks connect to the window positions. The shared center remains open, with glass separating the surrounding rooms.
This angle includes window workstations and separate rooms beyond the partitions. Desk arrangements and passages between rooms follow one continuous direction.
This angle includes window workstations and separate rooms beyond the partitions. Desk arrangements and passages between rooms follow one continuous direction.
Work desks line the wall inside the research center. The room is separate from the shared desks while remaining close enough for easy access.
Work desks line the wall inside the research center. The room is separate from the shared desks while remaining close enough for easy access.
Sales workstations follow the windows, with passages between desks. The view also shows the connection between the research center beyond the glass partition and the shared workplace.
Sales workstations follow the windows, with passages between desks. The view also shows the connection between the research center beyond the glass partition and the shared workplace.
A side view of the meeting room includes the table, wall board and glass partition toward the workplace. The meeting place remains separate while views continue outside.
A side view of the meeting room includes the table, wall board and glass partition toward the workplace. The meeting place remains separate while views continue outside.
The meeting room combines a long table and wall board, with glazing toward the workplace. It separates meetings while carrying the light character of the shared area inside.
The meeting room combines a long table and wall board, with glazing toward the workplace. It separates meetings while carrying the light character of the shared area inside.
This passage is where individual rooms meet. Doors to the testing room and meeting room are easy to find from the shared workplace, with light wall finishes around them.
This passage is where individual rooms meet. Doors to the testing room and meeting room are easy to find from the shared workplace, with light wall finishes around them.
The testing room is planned separately from the desks behind a glass partition. Its open interior keeps the room width from feeling restricted on entry.
The testing room is planned separately from the desks behind a glass partition. Its open interior keeps the room width from feeling restricted on entry.
A small room with a window is also separately enclosed for work. Considering the wall beside the window and open floor area leaves options for furniture arrangement.
A small room with a window is also separately enclosed for work. Considering the wall beside the window and open floor area leaves options for furniture arrangement.
Wood finishes cover the wall behind the director's desk. Between light walls and glass partitions, the wood grain gives the room a focal point.
Wood finishes cover the wall behind the director's desk. Between light walls and glass partitions, the wood grain gives the room a focal point.
Viewed from the window side, the wood wall behind the director's desk forms the focal point. Light finishes on the remaining walls and ceiling create a restrained interior.
Viewed from the window side, the wood wall behind the director's desk forms the focal point. Light finishes on the remaining walls and ceiling create a restrained interior.
Upper and lower pantry cabinets follow the sink, with places for a water dispenser and microwave. Though beside the workstations, the pantry has a separate enclosure to keep its use distinct.
Upper and lower pantry cabinets follow the sink, with places for a water dispenser and microwave. Though beside the workstations, the pantry has a separate enclosure to keep its use distinct.
The pantry groups sink, cabinets, water dispenser and microwave positions along one side. Equipment and furniture are coordinated to keep routes clear within the small room.
The pantry groups sink, cabinets, water dispenser and microwave positions along one side. Equipment and furniture are coordinated to keep routes clear within the small room.
Viewed from the pantry entrance, upper and lower cabinets continue along one wall. Grouped storage and a clear area in front of the counter make the layout convenient to use.
Viewed from the pantry entrance, upper and lower cabinets continue along one wall. Grouped storage and a clear area in front of the counter make the layout convenient to use.

Notes

At this IT Castle office, the first issue I addressed was the relationship between spaces. With sales workstations, a research center, testing room, meeting room and director's office on one floor, simply dividing the area into smaller pieces was not enough. We placed the shared workplace at the center and established room entrances, checking routes from desks to the other spaces on the plan.

At the entrance, the interior opens after passing cabinets and a wood frame rather than exposing the whole workplace at once. A separate pantry near the desks groups the sink and storage. Functions distinguish working places from common areas while preserving natural circulation between them.

The way spaces are divided also matters. Enclosing the meeting room and research center entirely with solid walls could make the central workplace feel small, so the proposal uses glass partitions. Translucent lower portions make the room boundaries readable, while the upper glazing preserves sightlines. Wood walls in the director's office and the wood entrance frame add a warm grain to the light interior.

The director's office and meeting room sit by the windows, while the testing room and research center connect to the workstations. Instead of forcing different functions into a single form, we selected the furniture and finishes each room needs while linking them as one office through a light background and glass partitions. As more rooms are divided, I believe it is important to keep checking that movement and sightlines remain natural.