ON THE OCCASION OF ERION’S RELOCATION TO THE LIGHT BUILDING IN MILAN,

the goal was to create a workspace that embodies its commitment to environmental responsibility without compromising on functionality and aesthetics. The near-total reuse of existing furnishings seamlessly aligned with Erion’s philosophy, reinforcing its dedication to promoting sustainable practices.

LOCATION

Milan

BUILDING

Light Building
via Angelo Scarsellini 14

INDUSTRY

Circular Economy

A Green Approach to Design

Erion is a consortium dedicated to promoting the circular economy and environmental sustainability. Altis carefully integrated Erion’s values into every detail of the project: existing furnishings were meticulously catalogued, assessed, and repurposed, minimising waste without compromising functionality.
From the blue carpet, echoing the brand’s colours, to the use of wooden elements that evoke a natural aesthetic, every design choice was made to visually and tangibly express the company’s Mission.

A VARIETY OF WORK SETTINGS TO ENHANCE COLLABORATION

The spatial layout has been carefully designed to accommodate various work styles, from open-plan workspaces, which also include managerial desks, to flexible meeting rooms and social stairs for informal gatherings. The meeting rooms, available in different sizes and equipped with acoustic solutions and advanced audiovisual systems, ensure that meetings take place in an environment that is both professional and welcoming. To cater to diverse needs for privacy and focus, the space also includes closed and open meeting booths and phone booths, offering adaptable solutions for every work scenario.

RESPONSIBLE & SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

The project has brought to life a workspace that not only reflects but enhances Erion’s Mission. Thoughtful use of natural light, integration of green elements, and the creation of flexible, creative spaces ensure a harmonious balance between well-being and efficiency. Altis has designed an office where sustainability and innovation merge, setting new benchmarks for responsible design.