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Interior Design: KAI Architecture \u00b7 Office Space<\/h3>\n

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For IT Braineering’s office, located in the Green Escape business centre in New Belgrade, KAI Architecture (designers Emilija Petrinjac and Predrag Krsti\u0107) shaped 500 square metres of workspace designed to support the company’s continued growth and reflect its identity and values. The three-sided orientation of the space was leveraged for an open plan with a central core, while two main corridors divide the space into distinct atmospheric and functional zones without disrupting the flow of movement. Artefacto supplied furniture and lighting for the project, including the ADD and Sho sofas, the Nomad side table and the Kipu stool.<\/p>\n

Photographer: Ilya Ivanov<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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