kettal’s pavilion O reinvents the office as it clicks into countless layouts
entire work environments can be set up in a few hours
Pavilion O by Kettal reinvents the workplace with its modular structure responding to the constantly changing modern office world. In just a few hours, whatever the mood or the context, entire ecosystems can be configured as desired. From wall to wall or corner to corner, the scope of creating adaptable office spaces becomes limitless.
close-up of one of the pavilion’s layouts including a support kitchen on the left
all images courtesy of Kettal
the countless layouts can adapt to any company’s needs
Kettal‘s Pavilion O aims to provide a flexible way of dividing offices into zones while offering enclosed workspaces like focus booths and meeting rooms, but also a support kitchen and hubs. The project consists of an aluminum structure that can be built out with a variety of materials like glass, wood and fabric, as well as practical fittings such as shelving, TV unit, whiteboards and bulletin boards – anything a user would need.
the Pavilion consists of an aluminum structure that can be built out with a variety of materials: glass, wood and fabric
pavilion O can be transformed with kettal’s click & work system
To make the experience even more comfortable, Pavilion O also allows for the integration of electrical cables and functional accessories that can be tailored to any company’s specific needs. The dedication to flexibility continues with the countless layouts that can be rapidly adapted contributing to any required changes in regards to employee headcount or department functions. The whole process is easier than it sounds as Kettal’s click & work clipping system can transform the spaces in a matter of hours if needed.
Pavilion O allows for the integration of electrical cables and functional accessories that can be tailored to the company’s needs
Kettal’s clipping system ‘click & work’ grants entire transformations in a matter of hours
hubs can include whiteboards, TVs and shelving units
