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Bene Related Content

Transformation with style

by Anna Moldenhauer | 9/16/2020

With its “Ports” design line, the duo Pearson Lloyd has crafted multifunctional products for Bene that work both individually and as an ensemble.

Attractive stay-at-homers

by Anna Moldenhauer | 3/24/2020

#Stayathome, to protect your own health and protect others from an infection with coronavirus – that is the order of the day right now. Stylepark outlines ten practical tips for working from home that will ensure you don’t need to go short on comfort.

A turnaround in the office

11/4/2019

“PARCS” is celebrating an anniversary: Ten years ago, Bene presented the revolutionary office system to the public.

A fast stride

10/25/2018

CCC, the fast-growing shoe makers, teamed up with the office furniture experts at Bene to design its new company HQ.

Presents, presents

12/1/2013

You know the ins and outs of design and architecture? Then take part in our special Stylepark Christmas Contest. Be it chairs, luminaires, or living room accessories – this year there are once again any number of great prizes to be won.

Life beyond the desk is becoming ever more important

10/16/2013

For over 22 years Raphael Gielgen has concerned himself with office development and design. As head of the consulting section at office furniture makers “Bene” he closely monitors the global changes in the office as a location and is involved in countless projects, including the new central office for the BMW Brilliance Werk in Shenyang, China.

Colorful office amoebas

9/3/2013

The new Cisco office in Stuttgart relies on a modern office organization: no paper, no fixed desk. The flexible offices were made using Bene furniture.

Magenta, purple and grass green

6/18/2013

The color that communicates BIPA’s corporate identity is magenta. Not only does it adorn the façade of the company’s new headquarter; the shade was also picked for the interior office furniture by Bene.

From our stone-age ancestors to office nomads

by Milenka Thomas | 11/21/2012

This year, PearsonLloyd took Orgatec, the specialist office & facility trade fair, to present a number of new additions to the “Parcs” and “Docklands” collections by Bene. They have now created a GIF animation demonstrating the potential of these new office typologies to change our way of working and our notion of the perfect office to boot.

Research Project: Working landscapes

11/9/2012

What should offices be? A small town or a camping site?

by Thomas Wagner | 10/29/2012

Orgatec 2012 in Cologne presents the 21st-century office as an urban landscape in colors as fresh as spring itself. Seldom does one feel so content at work – be it alone in a cocoon or in a meeting in a sheltered seating group.

Why the office is what it is

by Mathias Remmele | 10/26/2012

Cell offices and cubicles are considered negative examples of office design. The era of what we would today regard as the human office started with the “Citizen Office”. Concepts such as the “Net'n'Nest” symbolize the attempt to combine networking and concentrated work. So will we in future work in a kind of adventure playground for adults?

Speeding up communication

9/7/2012

Communication hub

6/6/2012

Together “Filo Table” and ”Filo Chair”, office furniture elements designed by Eoos for Bene, form an accomplished communication unit.

Showroom in Vienna

5/1/2011

The Viennese architecture firm Solid architecture landed the contract to design the new Bene showroom in the Austrian capital.

Work wherever you want! Office worlds 2010 – part 2: of sheds and queues of seats

by Thomas Wagner | 11/9/2010

Offices are increasingly turning into social centers. To make certain the stress of constant communication does not become too fierce and the office becomes a social flashpoint, the modern work nomad withdraws into a chic little shed or a new kind of basket-chair.

The Return of the Phone Booth

by Nina Reetzke | 11/2/2010

Phone booths have more or less vanished from public space. Yet now they are returning in a changed shape - in offices. While they once served to provide access to phones, phone boxes now offer a touch of privacy in the world of today's open-plan offices.

Perfecting the Invisible

3/5/2010

Discretion is a fine thing. What we don't need to see relieves the burden on our eyes. Where a building's appearance recedes subtly into the background and systems that are essential for a building's functionality are no longer visible, it opens up manifold possibilities for design.

Reflective Rooms

3/5/2010

What people expect of an office has changed down through time. Today, they are expected to be versatile, flexible, transparent, communicative and yet at the same time offer secluded, acoustically sealed rooms. Designing a glass dividing wall is a special challenge.

German Design Award 2009

2/18/2009

The Design Awards of the Federal Republic of Germany were bestowed in the course of the opening of Ambiente in Frankfurt. There were five Gold and 20 Silver medal winners. Moreover, the designer Richard Sapper was honored for his life's work.

A Quantum of Product Placement

by Claudia Beckmann | 12/8/2008

Down through the years, James Bond has had to endure a lot, has traveled round the world countless times, loved countless women, and overcome at least just as many adversaries. In the course of time, not only have his weapons become more effective, his escape vehicles faster, and his enemies trickier, but Bond himself has morphed. Yet throughout the feel for good design has remained constant.

The office nest

by Thomas Wagner | 10/31/2008

No, not many surprises are on offer at Orgatec 2008 in Cologne but naturally this depends on your point of view. In any event, on some stands, with their ergonomically tested recliners, it felt more like we had been transported into a modern torture chamber than a comfortable, open-plan working environment. Despite this, there are some happy exceptions.

Pit stop with Bene

by Sophia Muckle | 9/18/2007

Major events often leave behind a void. It takes a little time to fill a vacuum again and in the case of Expo 2000 in Hanover, it seems this time has now come. Competence and creativity have now settled on the site which, seven years ago, was devoted to representation and discourse between countries.

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