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Wizz Air Office
Wizz Air's 8,200 m² sustainable office transformation: furniture reuse, minimalist design, flexible spaces. DVM Group Design & Build.
Location
Budapest
Completed
2024
Client
Wizz Air
Size
8,200 m²
Scope
Design & Build
Sustainable Transformation: Wizz Air's new office was created as the result of a sustainable refurbishment, faithfully reflecting the company's values. The collaboration presented a unique and innovative challenge for DVM Group's design & build team.
Reuse and Minimal Ecological Footprint: The primary goal was to reuse existing furnishings and interior elements to create a work environment meeting long-term needs while maintaining a minimal ecological footprint. Preserving existing conditions, we developed floor plans modelling all possible team-collaboration scenarios.
Minimalist Design and Function: Wizz Air arrived with a clear design vision: clean and bright spaces with white, light grey, light beige, and natural wood tones, furnished in a minimalist approach where primary brand colours appear only as subtle accents. The aim was to create a modern interior that prioritises usability and function, making maximum use of existing, reusable materials.
Today, Wizz Air's new office stands as an exemplary project blending functional design with sustainability principles—not only aesthetically appealing but also operationally excellent.
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