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Golden

Arch Design Award 

Winner

in

Interior Design Category

'23

Yandex.Go Office Space Project

Designed by

Dina Dridze/RTDA Architects

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Yandex.Go Office Space Project

Commercial & Office Architecture

Moscow, Russia

Dina Dridze/RTDA Architects

Anton Petukhov, Roman Gritsay-Bogdanov, Polina Balysh, Ksenia Kashina, Artem Zhuravlev, Yulia Kalitseva, Lidia Khruleva

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Diana Veshkurtseva, 2022

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RTDA Architects

The Yandex.Go Office Space Project is the result of a long dialogue between the design team and the Client. The uniqueness of the project involves both creating relevant space design solutions and adapting layout solutions based on an insightful analysis of the Client's needs.
To create a design brief, the design team has developed an effective functional space planning model based on the company's long-term development strategy and the peculiarities of public and individual needs — before the start, the design team has conducted several research aimed at studying the psycho-emotional characteristics of employees. One part of this large research program was aimed at identifying planning and environmental tools that increase motivation and employee performance and minimize stress.
The project is based on the Activity Based Working principles, which means the space combines a maximum of different modes of office work, from open space to meeting rooms and offices or places for informal communication, where employees get a greater range of options to choose from depending on a situation: a space for negotiations, for secluded work, for a private phone talk, and even for a little absent-minded looking out the window. It is important that any employee can rotate the use of these spaces by registering one or another place by digital means.
In addition, architectural and MEP solutions are linked in such a way that each office space unit can become an independent premise without any changes to the MEP system. This enables to quickly transform the layout adapting to the rapidly changing needs of project teams. It makes it possible to design an adaptive office space characterized by the versatility of all layout and architecture solutions when maintaining the clear structure, by the possibility of intuitive navigation on different floors for employees and guests, and at the same time by creating a stylistic identity of the floors with separate functional zones.

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