LEGO PMD
Future LEGO® products are created in the development department LEGO® PMD. Now, the department’s designers have a workspace where the physical setting supports the playful character of the work.
Rosan Bosch has created a physical working environment for LEGO® where development, play, and creativity are integrated into the spatial design.
photography by © Anders Sune Berg
In order to create a design that matches the creative development process in the department, the imagination was given free reins. Across the large space, an existing walkway was turned into an oversize seating area with a light blue color that transforms the walkway into a light, fluffy cloud. The cloud twists and turns and unfolds to form sofas, sitting podiums and a slide that connects the two floors.
photography by © Anders Sune Berg
A striking graphic design on the wall with giant blades of grass and an oversized LEGO® man strike a contrast to the bonsai gardens with tiny LEGO people that are built into the tables. One’s sense of scale is challenged – who is big, and who is small?
In this physical design, children’s fantasy world becomes a part of everyday perception and defines a setting for creating new designs for games and play. The new LEGO® PMD is a children’s universe where the imagination can be unleashed – for children and designers alike.
photography by © Anders Sune Berg
In this new development department, LEGO® designers can immerse themselves even more fully in the children’s universe. Because the purpose of LEGO is not only to make fun designs for others to enjoy – at LEGO® PMD, work too is supposed be fun.
photography by © Anders Sune Berg
Project Info
Architects: Rosan Bosch Studio, Rune Fjord
Location: Billund, Denmark
Area: 2000.0 sqm
Year: 2010
Type: Office Building
