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My first meeting with H2PRO leaders was in a small office in the Technion (Israel Institute of Technology) where it all started.

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A promising young startup with a mission to enable wide scale adoption of sustainable hydrogen fuel, looking to design new offices, production plant and laboratories in Caesarea and make it their home.

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The space had to be flexible and suitable for the changing growth of the staff.

Our goal was to create a creative space, encourage collaboration and constant exchange of ideas, while preserving the comfortable, homey feel of the offices.

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The office space was planned as a main axis connecting 3 boxes, each represent a different zone – Formal zone, Informal public collaboration, and private space.

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The materials that were picked are natural and warm. A touch of concrete and glass accompany a main wood wall façade that divides the different areas and allowing natural light to path through and unite the entire space.

 

The location of the lab spaces allows a separate, clean zone, but comfortably close to the offices offering a comfortable work flow for the employees.