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Seongnam 36-pyeong Office Interior

An office with 8 workstations, a director’s office, a meeting room and a private call room

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Ham Young-ju Designer
Office: interior design, construction and cost estimates
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Hello, I’m Ham Youngju, a designer at Goodterior :)

This project is a 36-pyeong office in Seongnam. Shared desks for 8 people occupy the centre, with separate rooms for meetings and calls.

Adding several rooms can make an office feel smaller. We used glass fronts for the meeting room and director’s office, paired white furniture with light grey carpet, and added wood tones to the doors and tables to soften the neutral palette.

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Floor plan

The plan includes 8 workstations, a director’s office, a meeting room and a private call room. Visitor facilities are at the front, with staff facilities further inside.

An L-shaped sign wall joined to the wall greets visitors with the company name and screens staff desks from the entrance. The waiting area and meeting room are also close to the entrance.

The 8 workstations form two groups. A director’s office, a 6-person meeting room and a private call room sit around them, while the pantry and staff lockers are further inside. A printer and shared filing cabinets are located beside the meeting room.

Design

The waiting area and meeting room sit beside the entrance, with shared desks further inside.
The waiting area and meeting room sit beside the entrance, with shared desks further inside.
This view shows the glazed rooms alongside the open workspace. Light wood is used for doors and tables.
This view shows the glazed rooms alongside the open workspace. Light wood is used for doors and tables.
We wanted visitors to see the company name before the desks. An L-shaped sign wall joined to the existing wall defines the entrance, with raised lettering kept simple against the white surface.
We wanted visitors to see the company name before the desks. An L-shaped sign wall joined to the existing wall defines the entrance, with raised lettering kept simple against the white surface.
This seating is for visitors waiting for the meeting room. Translucent film on the lower part of the glass prevents people seated on either side from constantly meeting one another’s gaze.
This seating is for visitors waiting for the meeting room. Translucent film on the lower part of the glass prevents people seated on either side from constantly meeting one another’s gaze.
The workstations use white desks and light-coloured desk screens. Simple furniture shapes and colours help keep the room calm once monitors and paperwork are added.
The workstations use white desks and light-coloured desk screens. Simple furniture shapes and colours help keep the room calm once monitors and paperwork are added.
Looking from the workspace towards the meeting room and call room. A separate small room provides a place for short calls without occupying the meeting room.
Looking from the workspace towards the meeting room and call room. A separate small room provides a place for short calls without occupying the meeting room.
The meeting room seats 6 people. A light wood table and dark grey chairs give it a slightly different feel from the shared workspace.
The meeting room seats 6 people. A light wood table and dark grey chairs give it a slightly different feel from the shared workspace.
Film screens seated occupants, while the glass above remains clear. We wanted to retain the sense of openness in this compact meeting room.
Film screens seated occupants, while the glass above remains clear. We wanted to retain the sense of openness in this compact meeting room.
The director’s office has a generous desk and filing cabinets. A light wood desk is paired with white storage to keep the room from feeling crowded.
The director’s office has a generous desk and filing cabinets. A light wood desk is paired with white storage to keep the room from feeling crowded.
The director’s office also has a glass front facing the workspace. Its translucent film aligns with the film on the meeting room.
The director’s office also has a glass front facing the workspace. Its translucent film aligns with the film on the meeting room.
A small room for calls and video meetings. The desk is fitted to the column so there is no awkward gap beside the furniture.
A small room for calls and video meetings. The desk is fitted to the column so there is no awkward gap beside the furniture.
The room contains only a desk and chair, for calls or a period of focused work.
The room contains only a desk and chair, for calls or a period of focused work.
The pantry uses more wood than the workspace. A dining table beside the sink and refrigerator gives staff a different setting for a short break.
The pantry uses more wood than the workspace. A dining table beside the sink and refrigerator gives staff a different setting for a short break.
Personal belongings are stored in lockers by the pantry. White fronts keep these tall cabinets from dominating the wall.
Personal belongings are stored in lockers by the pantry. White fronts keep these tall cabinets from dominating the wall.
The printer and filing cabinets share a location for preparing and printing meeting documents.
The printer and filing cabinets share a location for preparing and printing meeting documents.
Paper and supplies go beneath the printer, with documents in the adjacent cabinet. The layout allows the cabinet doors to open beside the column.
Paper and supplies go beneath the printer, with documents in the adjacent cabinet. The layout allows the cabinet doors to open beside the column.

Notes

Rather than simply making the open workspace larger, we first considered whether staff have somewhere quiet to work when needed. Shared desks occupy the centre, with meetings and calls in separate rooms. The director’s office focuses on a desk and filing storage rather than extra visitor seating.

How those rooms are enclosed matters too. Solid walls throughout could give each room privacy while making the whole office feel cramped. This is why we combined glass partitions with translucent film.

We also provided a dining spot, personal lockers and a shared printing area. Giving these functions their own places helps keep belongings and equipment from accumulating around individual desks.

Thank you for reading. I’m Ham Youngju at Goodterior. Please feel free to get in touch with any questions :)