Kingbright Office

Office Design with LED Components and Graphic Glass Wall

The inspiration for this design came from the desire to create a contrast between the furniture selection and the Oriental Graphic Glass Wall in the conference room. The abstract graphic on the glass wall adds a touch of the environment while stimulating creativity. The space is designed with vertical layering, from the conference room to the grass cabinet, from the cabinet to the working area, and finally to the gathering space. This vertical layering enriches the visual experience and satisfies the intellectual hunger of the users.

What sets the Kingbright Office apart from other office designs is the integration of LED components. As a typical working environment in Hong Kong, office design often focuses solely on the business itself. However, PTang Studio Limited aimed to enhance the users' experience by creating a gathering space that expands the scale of the Idea Exchange Area. This departure from the ordinary office setting provides a unique and inspiring environment for the staff and owner.

The realization of this design involved careful attention to the spatial arrangement. The vertical layering of the space, combined with the desire to stimulate intellectual curiosity, creates a visually captivating and functional workspace.

The Kingbright Office spans an impressive 6000 square feet and is located in Hong Kong. The project was completed by PTang Studio Limited, with Philip Tang and Brian Ip as the key members of the design team.

This innovative office design was recognized with the Iron A' Design Award in 2017 in the Interior Space, Retail, and Exhibition Design category. The award acknowledges the well-designed, practical, and innovative nature of the Kingbright Office, meeting professional and industrial requirements. It is respected for integrating industry best practices and competent technical characteristics, providing fulfillment and positive feelings, contributing to a better world.

Image Credits: PTang Studio Limited