Project / Design visualisations

Sezo.

Slotervaart, Amsterdam
Discover the story

Space for your
success.

An open welcome.
A warm foundation.

The Sezo images present a design world of pale timber, soft green tones and recognisable settings for conversation and work. One material story runs from reception to the shared table. This case shows design visualisations, not photographs of a completed project.

Location: Slotervaart, Amsterdam
Area: 650 m²

01 / The starting point

Arrive.
Find your way.

A reception counter is more than an object at the entrance. In these design images, the counter sits along a sightline leading further into the interior. The space presents an open first impression.

The visualisations explore a pale base with timber and green tones. They make a spatial proposal tangible for discussion before it can be experienced as a completed setting.

Design visualisation of a shared table and kitchen with yellow cabinet fronts, timber pendants and a green wall. — 02 / Design visualisation / A shared setting with a warm tone.

Design visualisation of a glazed conversation room with a timber frame, pale curtains and a soft floor finish. — 03 / Design visualisation / A conversation has a room of its own.

Design visualisation of a long corridor with a green ceiling, timber frames, planting and a pale timber floor. — 04 / Design visualisation / A continuous line between the settings.

02 / The design

A warm thread
through different moments.

Timber frames, pale floors and the green ceiling recur throughout the sequence. The shared table adds a layer of yellow.

A conversation room, a workstation and a meeting setting each call for a different scale. The design images show how those settings can share a material language.

Design visualisation of people around a timber table and counter, with yellow cabinets, pendant lighting and portraits on the wall. — 05 / Design visualisation / A different scale for connection.

Design visualisation of desks with monitors behind pale screens, beside a green wall and glazed doors. — 06 / Design visualisation / Work settings as part of the whole.

Design visualisation of a small meeting setting with a banquette, a table, planting and a pale curved pendant. — 07 / Design visualisation / A quieter seat in a smaller setting.

03 / Looking ahead

A design image
opens a conversation.

A visualisation helps people look together at layout, materials and atmosphere. What feels recognisable? Where is more quiet needed? How does the route connect the different settings?

This case presents the design in ten visualisations; they are not photographs of the finished space.