The office design for Generali originated as a transformation of a originally fragmented working environment spread across eight floors into a single, compact, and interconnected whole. The goal was to create a representative, flexible, and sustainable space reflecting the company's identity, history, and contemporary way of working. The new layout fosters natural communication, collaboration, and social ties through a network of agile work zones and two central HUBs, which have become the community core of the office.

The interior concept is based on Generali's brand DNA and its historical connection to Venice. We therefore composed the space as an abstracted Venetian city, where traditional corridors are replaced by "canals" that shape intuitive movement and orientation. Exposed ceilings with visible building services are accented with the corporate red color, creating a dynamic system that connects individual parts of the workplace and symbolically distributes energy throughout the entire space.

Sustainability and efficient resource management were vital components of the design. We retained a portion of the original partitions, reused existing furniture, and worked with recycled materials for bespoke or acoustic elements. The flexibility of the layout, combined with modular work elements and an intelligent locker system, allows the space to respond to changing occupancy rates and future team growth. The project was developed within a strictly controlled budget, while fundamentally redefining how the company operates—shifting from a closed working model to an open, contemporary, and interactive work environment.