Ogilvy Office Vilnius

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

OGILVY OFFICE VILNIUS

TOOTA

ARCHITECTS
TOOTA

PHOTOGRAPHS
Norbert Tukaj

LEAD ARCHITECT
Justė Žibūdienė

AREA
421 m²

YEAR
2021

LOCATION
Vilnius, Lithuania

CATAGORY
Offices Interiors

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

Are objects visible to our eyes indeed real? Can we trust our senses and first impressions? Are we possibly being misled by the visuals created in our conscience?

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

Topics of illusion, surprise, and first impression are the leading themes in the interior dedicated to an international marketing agency “Ogilvy”.

The goal here is to create a misleading first impression, an illusion, and to distort reality if only for a moment.

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

After opening an ordinary-looking office door, a visitor is greeted by an impressive entrance portal made up of puffed-out elements, which form the first impression must plastic or rubber.

A person is led through into an entirely different space than expected after opening the ordinary-looking door.

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

The puffed-out elements appear to be temporary and soft. But as you touch them, you realize that they are solid and cold, made of shiny metal.

This is just the beginning. More items of surprise and unexpected impressions follow. From outside, a cold-looking meeting room made of silvery-white metal is in fact soft and bright inside.

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

The exterior of another meeting room is wooden, but it becomes burnt-down black from inside: the material used is the same, however, its structure and color change drastically.

The lounge area, which typically we expect to be soft and comfy, seems to have stainless steel furniture. This is a great contrast to the very idea of lounge space. But once you touch and try out the furniture, you understand, stainless steel is an illusion.

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

This interior does not attempt to hinder the main purpose of the office which is to facilitate productive work in a most traditional sense.The spaces with dominating, bright elements are isolated, thus do not interfere with a productive work environment.Much attention was also given to work ergonomics.

The office plan is clearly structured and thought through. The whole office area facilitates fifty workplaces, five meeting rooms of varying sizes, and roomy lounge, kitchen areas. Convenient functional links interconnect these spaces.

Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj

Every functional area has its own fabric and colors, thus creating distinctive individual characters in each of them.

Cold materials, such as concrete, stainless steel, galvanized tin are matched with soft and “warm” materials: felt, carpet or wood. Neutral colors of metal and concrete are contrasted with bright corporate colors of Ogilvy.

Ogilvy Office Vilnius


Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj
Ogilvy Office Vilnius
© Norbert Tukaj


Ogilvy Office Vilnius
Floor plan