Training center

Located on the ground floor of a multi-family building  on a busy road in Roquetas de Mar, We find an elongated premises with a single façade. Etérea Espacio Creativo Our proposal is conceived as a continuous, functional space that allows multiple training activities to be carried out simultaneously. Etérea Espacio Creativo In order to prioritize the space for training as much as possible, all the “server” spaces are aligned on the northeast party wall where the access, administration, reception and changing rooms are located. In this way we free the rest of the premises for its main activity, achieving the best orientation, ventilation and isolation. Etérea Espacio Creativo Lig... More

Contemporary and respectful of its environment, the campus was designed in direct contact with the ground and vegetation, so that it lives to the rhythm of the seasons. The veins of the facades and the variability of its colors accentuate this perception of buildings that evolve in resonance with the site, which has a strong landscape identity. Camille Gharbi The tertiary and training building, a true showcase for the campus, is widely open and accessible via its public square, marking the entrance to the site. The technical hall takes place directly opposite. Between the two buildings, a street is created, treated as an urban promenade. Camille Gharbi Calm and serene, planted on both sides, it provides shade... More

Project Berufsbildungszentrum, published by Mosa. Location: Sursee,  Switzerland Category: Auditoriums Connect with Mosa for more information More

Project Hanwha General Insurance Training Centre, published by Mosa. Location: Suanbo, South Korea Category: Offices & Education  Connect with Mosa for more information More

Lavazza opened its first business centre in Italy, in the science and technology park Tecnopolo, in west Rome. This building combines administrative offices and the Training Center, which focuses on representing the brand as well as personnel training. The large open-plan space has no internal subdivisions and is split into two macro-areas, subsequently joined to a central axis, which houses a meeting room and storage, shared by the two areas respectively. Thanks to a careful selection of colours, furniture as well as the brand’s graphic communication, the offices are pleasant and friendly, the perfect space in which to conduct business. The layout in this project was informed by several principles of “workplace 3.0”, s... More

To mark the twentieth anniversary of Helmut Newton’s first photographic calendar for Lavazza, the Group decided to renovate the Frankfurt offices, an important milestone as they were acquired at the beginning of the company’s international expansion. The offices are housed in a multi-storey tower, opposite the location where the fair Messe Frankfurt is held. The plan of the building is misaligned with a rectangular section joined, on the opposite side, to an elongated semi-circle. The refurbishment is thus an opportunity to extend the offices to the entire floor. This project transforms a vast section of the semi-circle into a single open-plan space, lined with uninterrupted glazing, facing west, and a curved wall which shapes... More

In 2015, Lavazza acquired the Danish group Merrild, a leading coffee manufacturer in the retail industry in both Denmark and the Baltic region. With the take-over came a desire to reorganise the company’s structure and image and to undertake the much-needed refurbishment of the Danish offices. So, the main intent was to draw attention to the fusion of the two conglomerates, although still granting visibility to Merrild and its respective culture. The refurbished building has typical Northern-European features, with 1800 sqms set in extremely pleasant and quiet surroundings. The client’s main requirement was to integrate, from the standpoint of style and image, the distinctive brand identities of Lavazza and Merrild, by combin... More

Drawing on the company’s previous experience in the Baltic region, Lavazza was keen to increase its commercial presence in Lithuania, a country in rapid economic expansion. Young, unconventional and economically vibrant, Vilnius was therefore the ideal city. The proposed location was unfortunately too small for the typical floorplan of a Lavazza Training Center. So, Lavazza and studio Isidoro Mastronardi Architetto faced this challenge head on by deconstructing the standard layout into smaller sections, trying to accommodate all necessary facilities: reception, training areas, skill-development with equipment and behind the bar counter, tasting area and showroom. This project relies heavily on tailor-made furniture: all bar counters... More

Tradition is preserved in the homeland of coffeemaking. The Torre del Greco offices, on the outskirts of Naples, abides by the rules of traditional coffee-making and the ways in which this product was consumed over the centuries. The Historical building is the life and soul of the office but at the same time, it has symbolic value because of its special position within the city. According to principles of spatial planning, different activities happen on the two floors: reception and the Training Center are on one floor and the commercial and representative areas are on the other. As the building is listed, the main intent of the project was to both preserve and show appreciation for the architecture, paying the same degree of attention yo... More

In 2019, Lavazza opened their Training Center in Warsaw in a converted historic army barracks, which was once part of the city’s fortified wall. The space is located on the ground floor and can be directly accessed from the street, underneath a walkway. The Training Center consists of two adjoining rooms with barrel-vaulted ceilings. From the street you enter the main room of the Training Center. Here, on a large central island there are several workstations, joined to form a long bar counter facing the visitors and complemented by a series of coffee makers as well as ancillary workstations placed along one of the walls. The ambience is warm, the gleaming high-tech equipment is in sharp contrast with the clay brickwork of walls and... More

In 2019, the French Training Center Lavazza was constructed in the heart of Paris at number 125 Avenue des Champs-Élysées. The Training Center is located on the fifth and top floor of an elegant period building with a breath-taking view of the Arc de Triomphe. The core of the Training Centre is a large room. It houses an island with cutting-edge coffee makers, set aside for practical training. At centre stage, there is an oval tasting table which encourages the public to come closer to try the coffee blends on display and an area for theoretical training which can be converted into a meeting room when necessary. Near the perimeter walls, there are side tables which double as areas for brewing and preparing coffee, as well as... More

From an architectural point of view, the structure overall consists of consecutive linear spaces, linked piece by piece to the green areas and to the adjacent urban roadway. The complex is laid out on three levels. The first is underground, and linked to the factory via an internal courtyard containing a workshop, the technical rooms and storerooms; the second, placed slightly above ground-level has theory and practical lecture rooms for the Training Centre; and the third houses the offices .The double-height volumes that contain the Training Center are situated along the curved side of the building, and, when seen from the street, appear as a unified linear system protected by a wide portico. The roof of the building is light and unifying,... More

Atelier MjK provided the interior fit-out for this small personal training studio in Washington, DC that includes spaces for yoga and weight lifting. More

Atelier MjK designed a high intensity interval training facility that includes a main open exercise space, two ADA restrooms and an ADA shower. The intent was to capture F45's aesthetics and requirements while maximizing the group training floor area. More