In this semester work, I focused on the design of office space for Colliers. I conceptually divided the entire space into three main parts. On the right and left sides are offices and open space zones, while the middle part is more functional - the reception, toilets, warehouse, server room, meeting room and kitchenette are located here. I wanted the space to be logically divided, but also visually and functionally connected. Therefore, I designed a solution where you can comfortably walk through the middle - which creates fluidity of movement, but at the same time each part retains its own character and level of privacy. An important element of the design are the glass offices, for which I chose frosted glass. With this solution, I wanted to achieve greater airiness, lightness of the space and at the same time ensure a sufficient level of privacy. The glass looks modern, light and open, which matches the character of the company. For even greater flexibility, I added curtains to the offices, which allow the space to be more visually and acoustically closed during meetings or work gatherings. The color palette is tuned to natural and neutral tones - I used a combination of green, beige and wooden elements to make the space feel pleasant, cozy and professional at the same time.