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Conclusion
Heerlen.

From space to detail
The shared space with angled concrete columns, timber platforms, a dark kitchen and a high table before a numbered wall.
01 / A route between forms, levels and settings.
Space for your success.

Larger lines.
Smaller settings.

The Conclusion Heerlen sequence starts with structure and changes of level. Angled columns, timber platforms and glazed rooms give the space its shape. Tables, upholstered chairs and planted shelving then bring the story closer, to the scale of a conversation.

Location
Heerlen
Area
3,000 m²

01 / The volume

The structure
gives direction.

Angled columns draw the eye through the shared space. Timber platforms and darker flooring make different levels visible.

Tables, chairs and seating sit between those larger lines. An open volume gains several smaller settings while its main structure remains in view.

A broad shared space with timber floors, cognac-coloured chairs, a table on a rug and dark kitchen cabinetry.
02 / Smaller settings emerge within the larger plane.
A long dark table and chairs beside angled columns, red rugs and a raised seating area with coloured cushions.
03 / A large gesture gains a human scale.
A workplace with desks, blue chairs, timber fins and planted shelving beside a raised timber floor.
04 / Different layers in one view.

02 / The scale

An open space.
A corner of its own.

The black planted shelving remains open. It frames a seating area without turning it into an enclosed room. Timber, leather and greenery introduce a different scale within the larger space.

Up close, the combination of furniture and materials matters. From further away, the relationship between settings becomes visible. Both viewpoints belong to the story.

A cognac-coloured sofa and dark blue chairs behind black planted shelving beside tall windows.
05 / Open shelving defines a smaller setting.

03 / The detail

Rhythm along the route.
Character at the table.

Glazed rooms, timber fins and dark frames repeat the same vertical line. At the large meeting table, woven pendants make the material story tangible.

A numbered wall, a red rug and blue-grey chairs add distinctive accents. The sequence moves between those smaller decisions and the space as a whole.

A long timber meeting table with dark chairs beneath large black woven pendants, beside glazed walls.
06 / From shared space to the meeting table.
A passage beside glazed office walls and timber fins, with desks and windows in the background.
07 / Glass and timber give the route rhythm.
A high table with black chairs before a white wall of numbered compartments edged in brick.
08 / A graphic detail with its own identity.
The shared space with angled concrete columns, timber platforms, a dark kitchen and a high table before a numbered wall.

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