Sustainable Meeting Room Dividers for CBRE
LOCATION
BERLIN, GERMANY
CLIENT
CBRE
Designer
CBRE COLLECTIVE
PRODUCT
MEDERO DARK GREY
APPLICATION
INTERIOR FEATURE WALLS
WASTE REPURPOSED
5.37 tonnes
CARBON SAVED
331.00kg co2e
Contractor
TEAMPLAN GMBH
‘Diverting waste from landfill’
The K-BRIQ® forms sustainable striking room divider designs designed and planned by CBRE Design Collective, the interior design collective behind CBRE's latest office development, the BEAM in Berlin.
The global real estate service provider CBRE moved into around 4,200 square metres of total lettable space in SIGNA Real Estate's BEAM office project development in Berlin-Mitte in 2023.
CBRE’s vision for the retrofit and refurbishment of the 1970s building was to be a modern showcase of new world design, materials and technology which demonstrated a new connected Berlin, focused on modern, sustainable and flexible working lifestyles.
The bright and inviting interior design has a strong wellbeing and ESG direction, combining natural, sustainable and recycled materials with lots of natural light and areas to work, rest and play throughout the working day.
‘Flexible room dividers’
The flexible room dividers, designed using perforated K-BRIQ®s in Medero Dark Grey as design features, combine aesthetic and acoustic credentials with a strong sustainability ethos.
Made from recycled construction and demolition materials, and providing a solution to this global issue helping to divert this waste from landfill, the eye-catching room dividers in this retrofitted 70’s building also exemplify breathing new life from old, through providing a platform for plant life to bring more carbon dioxide into the indoor air quality, thereby improving the working environment and productivity.
In the spacious premises, CBRE's requirements for flexible working concepts with room for creativity, communication and concentrated work can be perfectly realised.
The property is seeking LEED Gold certification, WELL Gold certification and WiredScore Platinum certification to meet future ESG requirements.