Domino's Pizza Office Renovation

Office renovation at the Time business center

Area:150 m²

Deadline:3 mos

Rooms:3

Domino's Pizza

Project approach

The office on the 4th floor of the Time business center was planned as a compact but highly functional workplace for a large team, with a clear balance between open collaboration and private work settings.

The interior combines light finishes, loft-inspired accents, and recognizable brand references to keep the space fresh and energetic without visual overload. The planning logic focuses on everyday usability: the main open area is divided into work groups, while meeting rooms, executive offices, a kitchen, and bathrooms support the full office routine. This type of office renovation benefits from a precise layout strategy, especially when the goal is to place many employees comfortably and maintain a coherent look.

Planning logic

The project was shaped as an individual solution rather than a standard fit-out, so the arrangement could respond to the actual team size, movement paths, and daily use scenarios.

Instead of making the office feel crowded, the layout uses zoning to separate focused work from communication areas. That approach helps the interior stay efficient and readable, which is especially important in shared commercial spaces where flexibility matters.

Visual concept

Light tones were selected to soften the overall impression and visually open up the interior. Loft elements add structure and character, while the corporate palette ties the space back to the client identity in a subtle but recognizable way.

For projects like this, the visual language is as important as the floor plan: it supports brand consistency while keeping the workplace comfortable for everyday use.

Functional zones

Multiple room types were integrated into one coherent office environment, so the team can move naturally between focused tasks, internal discussions, and everyday support functions. That mix of open space and enclosed rooms is a practical direction often used in portfolio projects where the brief calls for both density and comfort.

Open work area. The main space is divided into work groups to support collaboration while preserving a clear structure for the team.
Meeting rooms and executive offices. Separate enclosed areas provide privacy for conversations, planning, and concentrated work.
Kitchen and sanitary rooms. Service spaces complete the office layout and make the workplace more convenient for long working days.

Space and ceiling perception

One of the key challenges was to accommodate a large number of employees without making the office feel compressed. The solution combined careful zoning with a light visual strategy, helping the interior read as more open and orderly.

Another challenge was the low ceiling height. Rather than fighting it with heavy decoration, the project uses proportion, cleaner surfaces, and light tones to visually lift the space and reduce any sense of pressure overhead.

Brand presence

The corporate theme is integrated throughout the office in a way that supports identity without overwhelming the interior. This keeps the atmosphere professional and recognizable at the same time.

Similar work can be explored through individual project solutions, where layout, visual language, and technical requirements are developed together from the start.

What this renovation delivers

The result is a workplace that feels organized, bright, and adaptable. It supports the daily rhythm of a busy office, from focused individual tasks to team meetings and shared breaks. For clients comparing different commercial directions, it is also useful to review related areas such as retail renovation and space repurposing, especially when a project must adapt an existing interior to a new operational model.

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OFFICE 155 m2

Area:155 m²

Deadline:4 Months

Rooms:2

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