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HungerStation

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HungerStation

Offices for the company that started food delivery in Saudi Arabia in 2012 and became the country's largest platform. The brief was explicit: the brand had to be in the building, not just on the sign at reception.

Applying a consumer identity to a workplace is easy to get wrong — corporate colour at full strength turns an office into a showroom, and the people inside it stop seeing it by the second week. We put the brand into the furniture instead of onto the walls, so it reads as the temperature of the room rather than as decoration. Call booths are scattered through the floor plan, so a platform business that runs on conversation has somewhere to have them.

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Details

Status
Built
Year
2023
Area
980 m²
Location
Dubai, UAE
Zone
Downtown
Services
Art Direction, Interior Design
Images
Photography — Anatoli Gorbunov
A breakout lounge along the floor-to-ceiling windows, low yellow, blue and red ottomans and benches, a potted palm in the foreground, yellow columns and a foosball table further back, glass-walled offices to the right.
A colleague walks down a corridor past a foosball table and a blue-and-yellow sofa, red screens mounted on the wall, a glass-walled meeting room in the distance.
A games corner with a wooden foosball table, hexagonal poufs in blue, yellow and red, tall winged privacy chairs in red, and a low blue-and-yellow banquette against a yellow structural column.
An open-plan office with rows of white desks and black task chairs, red structural columns, taupe swivel lounge chairs by the window, and potted plants along the aisle.
A row of yellow tunnel-shaped phone booths along a wall, a brown leather bean bag in the foreground, a red column and rows of desks continuing beyond.
A corridor beside a frosted-glass meeting room, desks with orange privacy screens and a red egg-shaped pod chair on the right, a blue accent wall further down.
A breakout corner with a living green wall, four tall red winged privacy pods, and a yellow tunnel-shaped booth with a built-in table and stools.
A freestanding glazed meeting pod with a blue frame, flanked by curved yellow banquette walls, pale green bench seating visible inside through the glass doors.
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