AudioCodes Global Headquarters Office Space Design in Israel: When Sound Condenses into Architecture Address: Oryhhuda, Israel Area: 10000 square meters Keywords: office furniture, office environment design, technology, headquarters, sound visualization, dynamic streamline, acoustic optimization, natural materials, fashionable simplicity, dynamic diversity, collaboration and focus, bio friendly design, linear black and white, spatial dialogue, black and white gray tone In Olyahuda, Israel, a 10000 square meter headquarters building has quietly become a carrier for deep dialogue between technology and design. This is the new global hub of AudioCodes, a leader in digital voice solutions, designed by Gindi Studio. The project goes far beyond the traditional scope of office environment design. It is a bold experiment that concretizes intangible sounds, aiming to strengthen the core energy of human communication, collaboration, and innovation through the space itself. Design philosophy is deeply rooted in the essence of the enterprise - sound. Space is no longer a static container, but is shaped into an expressive, dynamic, and layered life form. Drawing inspiration from the five characteristics of sound, dynamic flow lines and dynamic flat layouts become the dominant logic. The winding path, open transition zone, and focused hub interweave with each other, imitating the beginning, beginning, and ending of dialogue, guiding a dynamic and diverse movement and work experience, naturally promoting occasional communication, deep collaboration, and focused rhythm transformation. Visual language presents a fashionable, minimalist, and timeless aesthetic. A clear black, white, and gray tone establishes a calm and professional technological background, cleverly using natural materials - warm wood, rough concrete, soft fabrics - to balance the rationality of technology, and introducing biophilic design principles to create a soothing sensory environment. The contrast and interweaving of linear black and white elements create a clear visual grammar in space, rhythmic like sound waveforms. Acoustic optimization is a design mission embedded in the bone marrow. Space itself is a precise acoustic instrument. By strategically arranging sound-absorbing ceilings, embedded soft pack walls, distinctive carpets, and independent soundproof telephone booths, designers precisely control the auditory privacy and open resonance of the space. This is not only about noise reduction, but also about shaping the texture of the sound, ensuring that every conversation is clear and every contemplation is peaceful

Integration of Innovation and Bay Area Culture: Analysis of Cuiyi San Francisco Office Design Address: San Francisco, California, USA Area: 2135 square meters Keywords: office furniture, software industry, San Francisco, Bay Area culture, safety and efficiency, people-oriented, nature friendly design, growth oriented space, customized furniture, office environment design The Trade Desk is a brand new office space located in San Francisco, California, created by the HOK design team. With an area of 2135 square meters, it vividly interprets the innovative spirit of the software industry and the design concept of integrating San Francisco's unique Bay Area culture. The space revolves around the core principles of safety, efficiency, and people-oriented, and constructs a modern office environment design model that inspires creativity and promotes collaboration through nature friendly design, growth oriented space planning, and customized furniture. Global Design Guidelines: Unified Vision and Localized Integration Based on the "Global Office Design and Construction Guidelines" jointly developed by HOK and Cuiyi, this project continues its core vision of global office space: to create a safe, efficient, inclusive, and engaging office environment, ensuring that employees and customers feel a sense of belonging. The guidelines emphasize flexibility, and regardless of changes in scale and layout, they must be in line with Cuiyi's innovative culture, laying the foundation for the localization design of this San Francisco project. Connectivity, Collaboration, and Regional Characteristics The design team takes "connection, collaboration, and local characteristics" as the main line, deeply integrating the software industry attributes of Cuiyi with the culture of the Bay Area. The space makes full use of the geographical advantages of the center of San Francisco, introduces sufficient natural light and urban landscape through large french window, and strengthens the connection with nature. Nature friendly design is reflected in the use of a large number of green plants and ecological elements, effectively improving the physical and mental health of employees. In terms of interior decoration, modern and minimalist office furniture combined with works by local artists creates a warm and vibrant atmosphere. Customized furniture not only meets functional requirements, but also supports multiple work modes through flexible configuration, echoing the dynamic needs of growing spaces.

Reshaping Manufacturing Office Space with Color and Nature Address: Suwon City, South Korea Area: 589 square meters Keywords: office furniture, office environment design, office design, electronic components, manufacturing industry, space optimization, MZ generation demand, people-oriented, flexible space, nature friendly, office space favored by young people, rich colors, landscape green plants, flexible workstation system In the electronic component manufacturing industry, innovation not only originates from laboratories, but also from daily office environments. Murata Korea is well versed in this field, and after the renovation of its Gangnam headquarters in Seoul, its office in Gwangjo, Suwon City, has been upgraded once again. The SBE-SPACEBASE design team took on this project and faced the challenges of location. The core proposition is clear: how to create an innovative office environment that young employees can "dream of" and even be willing to stay actively through spatial optimization and forward-looking office design? Putting people first, color and nature jointly build an emotional field Different from the cold feeling of traditional manufacturing offices, this design prioritizes the needs of the MZ generation. The design team conducted a high-level practice of color psychology, abandoning the direct use of corporate red and instead extracting more than 30 warm tones derived from the red color scheme. By gradually changing the saturation of rich colors such as brown, yellow, and pink, walls, furniture, and soft furnishings interweave to create a warm and layered three-dimensional space, effectively relieving work pressure and stimulating creativity.