Room Systems

Future offices need to provide employees with differentiated, versatile work environments which offer supportive settings for a variety of activities. Rigid spatial structures are disappearing. Space needs to be designed around the tasks that are to be performed. “Activity Based Working” is the order of the day. Our room systems consist of various elements that adapt to the room depending on the requirements.

With m.zone, Wiesner-Hager has developed a mould-breaking interior design concept for offices which is perfectly suited to the organisation of agile businesses. m.zone consists of individual elements such as room dividers, modular and standalone furniture pieces, which can be combined flexibly to create new working environments to suit client’s individual ideas and needs.

Double workplace with blue screens.
Double workplace with blue screens.

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New relevance of central zones.

What can be done with the underexposed area in the centre of the office? More options are becoming available, at least in theory. In practice, however, employers are afraid of too much comfort and too little efficiency. Studies prove the opposite: an attractively designed central zone with recreational areas and spaces for letting off steam is a win-win situation for all.

Acoustic solutions

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Acoustically effective partition walls or telephone boxes guarantee undisturbed, concentrated and confidential work in the open office or team office.

Gray phone box in an office.
Gray phone box in an office.

Concentrated work and telephoning.

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Gray phone box in an office.

The Return of the Telephone Box.

So while the phone box on the street has had its day, it is now celebrating a remarkable comeback in the office. The relentless trend towards open-space offices also entails new requirements in terms of privacy and confidentiality. An acoustically shielded room offers the necessary quiet for telephone calls, in order to concentrate on one’s conversation partner and to conduct both business and confidential telephone calls.

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