KLA

KLA's offices are designed as one open space divided into "neighborhoods", with executive rooms and meeting rooms attached to each neighborhood. Each such neighborhood has been given a bright color that sets its identity apart from the furniture that is custom-made for it. To unify the space, despite the multiplicity of colors, the walls that connect the neighborhoods have been painted in colors that gradually change and thus connect continuously.

The connection to green nature and natural light is received by the space through a huge loft window overlooking the valley and located in the cafeteria area, which was designed to be elevated and detached from the work level. This design is designed to create a public, break area, separated from the work area and allows a momentary pause from the daily routine.

Color has a significant role in the design of space and is part of our sensory perception. Colors convey ideas, worldviews, feelings, emotions, and atmosphere and they usually come with an aesthetic, cultural, and branding intentions. Defining colors for spaces can indicate a particular function or use, convey openness and publicity or even equate the place with a young, light-hearted character with a zest for life.

KLA offices are designed so that the base is neutral (carpets, ceiling, walls), and the color passes as a connecting line between the spaces and gives an energy boost into the space. In this way, the ceiling reveals its systems in monochromatic colors, except the yellow sprinkler system that ran all along with the ceiling and creates interest in looking up. The walls and columns are left in exposed concrete, the carpet is neutral and geometric, and their neutral gray tone allows the creation of a quiet background that gives room to the colorful appearance of the elements in the space.