Revolutionizing Office Space: The Auer Project

X-Line Design Co ., Ltd. Transforms Work Environments with Innovative Design

The Auer project draws inspiration from the natural world, where every being evolves and grows, creating a unique aesthetic. Similarly, the nature of space also evolves with the environment, time, and human interaction, generating a diverse range of user scenarios. The designers at X-Line Design Co ., Ltd. delve into the emotions triggered by the environment, analyzing the infinite possibilities of emotional connections and memories. The visual narration of space, derived from the materials, signifies the essence of every aspect of the interior design.

What sets the Auer project apart is its resemblance to a computer game, where different stories unfold through the variation of characters. The designers shape the space structure, allowing the users to bring their creations to life within any corner of the office. This ideology defines the virtual city of Auer. The materials used in the realization of this design include Black Iron, Recycle wood, Glass, White paint, Stainless, and Cement floors.

Technical specifications of the Auer project highlight the significance of existence of essence. Aesthetics is more than just visual appeal. The design connects the article and quality with the conversation between environmental region and materials, activating the space for users to extend into the future connection from the past. This creates humanistic stories of interior space, abandoning the shackles of styles on artistic performance.

The design interaction in the Auer project introduces a 20 meters long street-like view. Recycled metal corrugated sheet applied onto walls brings a visual impact to the space. The semi-open working area is framed by old window frames and recycled glass, representing the variation depth of street.

The Auer project was completed in 2015 in Taiwan, New Taipei City. The underlying research for this design emphasizes the existing purpose of every object that is often ignored or forgotten in the fast-paced city life. The primary aesthetic of each object is brought out from perfection inadvertently through the weathering of time and the transformation of texture.

The Auer project has overcome creative, technical, and research challenges. Humans co-exist with all beings and produce sensory perception for events due to the different environment, thereby activating the emotions to derive memories. Space grants perception to people through the environment and develops the memories for things as time passes. This design concept was awarded the Golden A' Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design Award in 2016, reflecting the designer's prodigy and wisdom.