by Jump Studios
Colour-coded meeting rooms and private workspaces are tucked behind wooden arches at the Google offices in Madrid by London practice Jump Studios
For Google’s headquarters in the Spanish capital, Jump Studios fitted out two floors of the Torre Picasso – a high-rise to the north of Madrid city centre.
“The office spaces now boast a higher degree of flexibility and functionality, which fulfil the aspirations of the client who wanted a unique and friendly workplace with local character,” said the studio.
The lower level houses the reception area, lecture theatre and canteen, as well as office space.
Graphics and patterns are printed on the walls, ceiling and around the front of the reception desk.
by Jump Studios
Colour-coded meeting rooms and private workspaces are tucked behind wooden arches at the Google offices in Madrid by London practice Jump Studios
For Google’s headquarters in the Spanish capital, Jump Studios fitted out two floors of the Torre Picasso – a high-rise to the north of Madrid city centre.
“The office spaces now boast a higher degree of flexibility and functionality, which fulfil the aspirations of the client who wanted a unique and friendly workplace with local character,” said the studio.
The lower level houses the reception area, lecture theatre and canteen, as well as office space.
Graphics and patterns are printed on the walls, ceiling and around the front of the reception desk.
The extensive fit out and refurbishment of Google’s Madrid HQ sets new standards in office interior design on the Iberian peninsula.
Jump Studios, a London based architecture practice with a recently launched satellite office in Lisbon, has completed Google’s new Madrid office using advanced materials to deliver a highly sustainable and inspiring new workplace for the company’s Iberian operations.
Jump Studios is currently shortlisted for the BD Architect of the Year 2013 Award in the Interior Architecture category for a range of projects including Google Madrid.