The project of adaptation of the IQOS zone within the “Philip Morris” complex in Nis represents the functional redevelopment of the former smoking room into a modern and pleasant space for users. On an area of 42 m², the interior has been redefined to fully correspond to the visual identity of the company, with the implementation of specific equipment and high aesthetic standards. Architectural processing includes careful selection of materials and precise shaping of all surfaces, thus achieving a harmonious relationship between functional requirements and visual experience of the space.

Concept

At the heart of the concept is the central countertop, which imposes itself as a dominant element thanks to the innovative transition of materialization from the floor surface directly to the volume of the countertop. This visual continuity contributes to the compactness of the space, while the rest of the interior is developed in the spirit of minimalism, using restrained lines and typical elements of the equipment. Particular emphasis is placed on the lighting design that emphasizes the textures of the materials, while the presence of natural greenery brings the necessary vitality and balance to the technologically profiled environment.

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