Betap Showroom: Integrated Big Offices and Showroom with A Laboratory Space

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This new building of Betap, a family-owned company for the needle punches and tufted carpets. It becomes a place for the integrated big offices and showroom. The building also provides a laboratory space for development and research of the company activities. The new showroom is located on Genemuiden and the project is finished in January 2018.

Goal

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The main goal of this new office and showroom is about developing the company new floorcoverings with a close participation for the global customers. All offices and showroom are designed and integrated into one space.

 

Design

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The design of this showroom is built based on the company identity, it is thorough and also pragmatic. The reception area has a big window to give a visual connection to the building floor. The reception area connects the representative office space and the showroom area located one level above it.

 

Interior

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Each space in this building is outfitted with some large lighted ceilings that can give a right atmosphere by changing the light and color intensity. The showroom area has long sight lines with clear shapes, creating a neutral canvas to display the product.

 

Furniture

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The presentation table is beautiful in white color with 1,2 x 1,2 meters in size. The cupboard is located near the presentation table, providing a storage for more than 80 collections of the carpets. The meeting area also offers awesome views of the Dutch landscape.

 

Space

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The workspace and the laboratory spaces are separated by a long row of modern cupboards. This kind of separation provides a possibility to make clutter-free workstations. The laboratory space is designed in a bright white space with warm skin-tones, creating an optimal concentration.

Via fokkema-partners

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