Kodak House II Office

Space Planning for Kodak House II Headquarters

A compact office workspace in Hong Kong with LED feature wall, facial recognition entry, and private rooms for training, meetings, and design collaboration.

This compact corporate office project in Kodak House II, Hong Kong, exemplifies how smart design can make the most of limited office space without compromising on functionality or brand visibility. Despite a tight floorplate, the layout incorporates multiple executive rooms, a training room, and a specially designed drawing room for informal, intimate discussions.

Compact Office, Maximum Function: How We Optimized Every Square Meter

Strategic Room Planning

We maximized the number of manager offices and functional rooms to ensure privacy and collaboration. Each space is tailored to balance productivity and user comfort, a priority for Hong Kong’s dense office environments.

A Warm, Private Drawing Room

The addition of a “drawing room”, styled as a cozy, residential-like space, allows for softer, more human-focused discussions—a rare touch in corporate layouts.

Digital-First Lobby with LED Wall

At the main entrance, we installed a full-height curved LED wall to showcase the client’s company profile, brand videos, and products. This dynamic display doubles as a branding and marketing tool, visible to passersby from the public corridor.

Contactless Security Integration

To support a lean and modern office model, the office utilizes a facial recognition entrance system with guest pre-registration, eliminating the need for a traditional receptionist and allowing seamless visitor management.

Our Impact

This project highlights how interior design can add business value in small spaces—balancing privacy, flexibility, branding, and smart technology in a dense urban setting like Hong Kong.

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