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To address business growth and a higher number of employees, the WTS Viagens moves to other facilities in Lisbon, which required a complete interior work to meet the company's needs and provide well-being to employees and clients.

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© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

The store was a rough construction needing a project design from scratch that would be balanced, functional and inspiring. Besides a central open-space volume for employees, where there is also a waiting area and a table for meetings, that zone has one bathroom, a pantry and three individual offices are part of this zone. Following the concept, the volume, placed in the centre, is in high-gloss lacquered MDF and have six to eight workstations and plenty of room for storage and printing.

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© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

For the entrance area, next to the window, there is a waiting area and an adjoining space for informal meetings with clients who want to get to know and choose destinations in a relaxed and professional way.

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© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

Was designed Lacquered MDF carpentry, next to the large spans, to hide all those unesthetic elements such as the HVAC and technical installations.

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© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

The protrusions and recesses on the dividing wall with the neighbouring fraction were entirely covered with laminated plaster and installed a light slot along the wall, forming an illuminated niche. Lighting also deserved special attention in all space design, with lightboxes in the ceilings complementing the natural lighting.

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© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

© FG+SG – Architecture Photography

More cost-effective materials revealed to be the best option because they are easier to maintain. One example is the flooring in cork, which also gives a Portuguese touch.

Plan

Section AA' BB'