The article discusses the creation of Miro's first dedicated office in Berlin, designed by M Moser Associates to promote collaboration and teamwork. The 27,000-square-foot space highlights Berlin's artistic culture, featuring a blend of industrial aesthetics and contemporary design. A mural by local artist Vidam accentuates the vibrant urban spirit of the city. The design process faced challenges such as a company rebrand, prompting the incorporation of playful elements throughout the office. Overall, the workspace is a modern hub that reflects both Miro's corporate identity and Berlin's unique creativity.
While data-driven tech companies often boast a range of spaces within mega headquarters, these can feel little more than hodgepodge.
Berlin is such a layered and creative city, where every person leaves their mark, just like Miro's platform allows individuals to make their own signature or symbols.
Inspired by Berlin's spirit of nonconformity, the 27,000-square-foot workplace highlights the building's industrial character.
With insights gleaned from M Moser's work on Miro's Amsterdam office, completed in 2022, there was a move away from fixed typologies and a focus on flexibility.
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