When redesigning a busy office lobby with conflicting opinions, I start by listening to all stakeholders to understand their needs and concerns. Finding common ground by prioritizing key goals, such as improving flow, enhancing brand identity, and ensuring functionality. I also propose design solutions that balance aesthetics with practicality...like clear signage, comfortable seating, and a welcoming atmosphere...while incorporating elements that address the various preferences. Regular feedback sessions throughout the process ensure everyone’s voice is heard, helping us refine the design until it meets the needs of all parties involved.

Sans doute être plus explicite quant au terme "fluidité " de l'espace qui ne parait pas clair à la 1ère lecture. Ajouter l'aspect chaleureux du hall à réhabiliter pour un accueil plus doux, avec fonctionnalité professionnelle toutefois.

To redesign a bustling office lobby with conflicting opinions, first, I would facilitate a collaborative discussion with all stakeholders to understand their specific needs and priorities. Second, I would focus on finding common ground, ensuring the design addresses both functionality and aesthetics while incorporating elements that represent the brand and the diverse preferences of stakeholders. Third, I would present a flexible, adaptable design that allows for small adjustments based on feedback, ensuring the final design satisfies the majority while maintaining cohesion and flow.

I found something useful in prioritizing the lobby’s essential functions, such as visitor flow and accessibility. Strategically placing sofa sets in clusters allowed for open pathways and minimized congestion. Additionally, integrating technology, like built-in charging stations in the seating, added a layer of practicality that impressed all parties.