Helexia will always be associated with a singular moment: it was founded at the beginning of 2020, when the world shut down (and we shut down with it).
At a time when the future of offices was an unanswered question, carrying on was an act of confidence. Uncertainty about how companies would work hovered over every decision.
The works took place with all the constraints that moment imposed: safety distances, hygiene rules, limited time spent in the spaces. However, Helexia’s 400 m² ultimately proved to be an advantage—there was room to work with flexibility.
The design was based on the company’s identity: the corporate colours were introduced into the space in a structured way, and the curved lines created dynamism and broke the rigidity that an office of this size could have. The vertical wooden elements act as markers: they differentiate areas, create rhythm, and give the overall space a sense of scale.
A particularly ambitious feature was the small auditorium, designed to be converted into a meeting room. A true symbol of everything this project set out to be: dynamic, versatile, and ready for whatever comes next.
