Functions, quantities, floor areas, and occupancy.
Test fit office & spatial study
Understand what’s possible. Then decide.
We translate the programme of requirements into a clear spatial layout through a test fit or space study for your office. This makes it clear early in the process what is possible, where opportunities lie and what the consequences of various choices are.
From program of requirements to space.
The number of square metres alone says little about a building's suitability.
We examine the organisation behind the figures. How is work carried out? Which roles go together? Where are concentration, consultation and interaction required? How flexible must the environment be?
Converting the programme of requirements into spatial terms quickly reveals the potential and limitations of a location.
The steps
Program & capacity
Layout & flow
Logical connections, circulation paths, and positioning.
Work & Connect
A good balance between collaborating, focusing, and connecting.
Flexibility & future
A space that can accommodate change, growth or alternative uses.
Vitality & well-being
Daylight, movement, greenery, and comfort as the foundation for a healthy work environment.
A test fit reveals what is possible.
01 - Question
What does the organisation need?
02 - Research
What does the office space offer?
03 - Insight
Which solution is the most effective?
04 - Design
How can we move forward?
When is it valuable to carry out a test fit?
Not as much as possible.
But just enough.
A good test fit is not about squeezing as many workstations as possible onto a floor plan.
It concerns the space that supports the organisation.
From initial study to clear decision.
From test fit to interior design.
A test fit can serve as a standalone study. If the location is suitable, this provides a solid basis for the next stage, which involves moving from the spatial concept and interior design to the selection of materials, custom detailing, lighting, visualisation and technical development.
