The project is an open-space office space located in Porto, where, from an architectural point of view, the nowadays notion of workspace today is questioned. With a proposal for different types of workstations, the project is characterized by the versatility of space and different areas.
Three types of job are proposed: individual, group and transitional. The individual and group posts are, as the name implies, dedicated to long-term individual or group work sessions, designed for an extended stay in space. The transitional posts are designed for a reduced stay and not for long periods of time. There are also common spaces that are a hybrid between a leisure area and a workplace, ensuring the versatility of the space.
From the point of view of graphic design, there is a visual intervention that focuses on plant motifs, with result in wallpapers that assure a feeling of comfort that complements the objectives of each area of this open space.
Saltpay is a project by studium . creative studio, the result of a selection and ambition of a multidisciplinary and complementary team, dedicated to the development of architecture, communication design and product design projects. Focused on the process and its irrefutability, studium is guided by its mojo, an assertive blend of rigorous vision, passion and oddity, a mojo that defines the way we design a career in the studio. Architects and designers aligned by a methodology and disciplined practice, known as Methodological System, in an environment characterized by a constant critic of the models of developing project.
studium is related with two other complementary entities, intrinsically linked to the interpolated vision of the creative practice:
AMMP – brand and management agency
and
PTMade – production house
These two arms are specialized development paths, related to the critique of each project and the content creation ecosystem. This way, we provide a complete approach to the communication and creative production systems. This is an ecosystem that unifies strategy, criticism and results.