Broadcom Offices- Yakum
Broadcom Offices- Yakum
Setter Architect
ARCHITECTS
Setter Architect
TEAM
Bella Ventura, Shirli Zamir, Katya Michkovsky, Reut Mey Raz
TEAM LEADER
Ayala Lifshitz
DESIGNED
Setter Architects Ltd.
PHOTOS
eyal porat (4)
AREA
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
YEAR
2016
LOCATION
Yakum, Israel
TYPE
Commercial › Office
Broadcom is an international company that deals with the planning, research and development of semiconductors.
Setter Architect's design drew inspiration from the materialistic and form world of semiconductors taking into consideration Broadcom's brand identity which includes the company's' color palette, typography and signature waveform; implemented in order to emphasize the company's values- innovation, communication and growth.
The planning, as mentioned above creates a workspace that sustains and amplifies collaborative work between singulars and teams all the while allowing for privacy.
The design of personal workstations is set in cool, soothing tones.
Formal meeting rooms are equipped with the best technology, optimal lighting, and functional flexibility; whereas informal meeting rooms, closed and semi closed provide opportunities for encounters, where the design is elegant, laid back & colorful and sparks creative collaborations.
Meeting areas serve as islands between public passageways and private work areas, creating acoustic and visual buffers.
The planning enables comfortable and natural flow amongst the various functions.
The passageway is lit up with special lighting fixtures that were designed and manufactured especially for Broadcom; the wavelike fixtures express the innovative creativity of the company which plays an essential role in the brand's' identity.
The space incorporates within it down-time and eating areas that are well lit and inviting; providing a fresh and invigorating ease and serve as an additional way to meet casually throughout the company.
These areas embrace bold colors and natural materials such as wood, concrete, and metal, all the while keeping a modern, clean and simple train of design.
