Ferrero
Watermael-Boitsfort
Ferrero was looking for an architect for its head office in the south of Brussels, on the edge of the Sonian forest, an area that the client had occupied for more than twenty years.
The interior design objective was to provide a pleasant working environment suitable for employees, allowing both collaboration and productivity and, optimising the available space.
Client and architect worked together to define the strategy to be put in place so that the project perfectly meets the objective as well as the brand’s identity.
Ferrero was won over by the fluidity created by GAP’s design as well as the relevant NWOW environment offered.
The flexibility of the project allowed Ferrero not to have to suspend work when the covid crisis appeared.
Beyond the conceptual challenge and the Covid crisis, the mission imposed an additional constraint, that of working in an occupied environment. Ferrero employees have always been able to occupy the premises thanks to remarkable site logistics management.
The fluidity of spaces
