Regus business center

REGUS business center TLV opened two months ago, a fully equipped office rentals internationally. The company has spread  in 3,000 sites,  900 cities in 120 countries worldwide . The Tel Aviv branch is the company's ninth branch in Israel, but the first that combines private offices and Co-working area, and is considered the company's flag project in Israel.

Floor office area is 1,400 square meters , 250 square meters allocated for the benefit of a shared work space includes a reception , meeting room centers , desktops , three work cells ( boots ) , lounge , kitchen and bar .

Interior designers Orly Dekter and Sharon Finn, chose, as a concept, the game between the visible and Invisible, to meet the needs of customers who wish to keep private, but also be part of a community. They divided the space using modern partitions made of thin metal surface, precise laser cutting with unique pattern. These semi-transparent partitions are floor to ceiling and dividing the different zones in the entry area and also two bilateral libraries attached to the massive concrete pillars and separate the working areas of the space center. They allow a glimpse relationship and look through them and leave the space airy and flowing.

The three shared desktops in the center adjoining glass cube that serves as a meeting room, and on the other hand boots- three acoustic cubes slightly higher, located on a small stage, covered steel skeleton covered with black painted wood outside, and lined with gray Curved lines inside and produce a soft padding surrounding to the work space, despite being open

The conference room is covered with wood.

 Technically complex lighting - immersed or ceiling mounted, with the exception of two lighting fixtures: one above the reception desk, , made and designed for the project  and the second one is a  floating Vibia light, in the conference room.

 The combination of materials cold (concrete, steel and glass) hotter material (wood and fiber), characterized by monochromatic (gray and black), accompanied by two other colors - red and yellow, appearing in different variations furnishings and accessories that complement and bring Winks of color to the minimalistic space.

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