Supplyframe Headquarters is a 34,000-square-foot workplace organized across two floors. The project is defined by a clear contrast between a precise architectural intervention and an existing industrial context. On the first level, a white, minimal volume is inserted within the open floor plate, establishing a controlled interior set against the raw structure.

This central element organizes circulation and program, separating focused work areas from more open zones while maintaining visual continuity. The result is a clear spatial hierarchy that allows different modes of work to coexist within a single system.

A new stair connects the two levels and becomes a primary architectural feature. Formed in perforated metal, it is treated as a continuous volume shaped by light and color, introducing a distinct identity within the restrained palette while contributing to acoustic performance.

The upper level shifts toward a more atmospheric condition. A fully illuminated ceiling creates a uniform field of light, establishing a calm environment for informal work and gathering. Together, the two levels balance precision and openness, creating a workplace that remains structured while allowing adaptation over time.