Network-Themed Pipe Décor For The New Hubba Space in Thailand

Every one time in a while we meet a project that's incredibly inspiring and not just from an architectural or interior design point of view. One of them was the space designed by Supermachine Studio for Hubba. It's a 989 square meter infinite located in the Habbito Mall in Bangkok, Thailand.

Hubba represents the idea of offering a coworking space to those that desire to be office of a community, to find new friends, meet entrepreneurs, startups and professionals with whom you can exchange ideas and brand connections. Their slogan is "You'll never work solitary" and they love up to these expectations past providing inspiring spaces and brining people together.

Later deciding that they wanted to create such a infinite in Thailand, Hubba collaborated with Sansiri and went to Supermachine Studio for help with the interior blueprint. This artistic pattern studio was founded in 2009 and has a list of very diverse projects in their portfolio, from small scale designs to impressive shopping malls and music festival installations. They always relish to experiment in their projects and they believe in multidisciplinary connections which fabricated them perfect for the Hubba projection.

Hubba Thailand was completed in 2016. The space is organized on two levels which are unified by the graphical and sculptural pipe installation which is actually the focal bespeak of the entire zone. On these two floors the architects managed to put together a pottery studio, an open kitchen, a wood studio, a dark room for photography, a screening room for lectures, workshops and a space for seminars.

The design is centered effectually the idea of collaboration, the goal being to allow Hubba to reinforce their coworking philosophy and to strengthen the connections betweens all these diverse spaces, making them part of a friendly and interactive community.

The design concept for the space is inspired by the Hubba logo which is a network of lines that intersect in several points. These metaphorical lines are materialized here in the form of a pipe installation which unifies the two floors and connects the various spaces.

The installation was painted turquoise, a strong and vibrant color called for its ability to stand out. This allows the installation to have a strong visual affect on the unabridged space, the emphasis ever being on the brightly-colored pipes.

Apart from being center-communicable, the installation is also beautifully incorporated in the space'south compages and interior structure. It'southward actually a multifunctional element that serves every bit a sculpture and a large lighting system.