Customize DIY to create a new paradigm for gaming company offices: Tripledot's creative collaboratio

Customize DIY to create a new paradigm for gaming company offices: Tripledot's creative collaboration space
Address: Minsk, Belarus
Area: 1200 square meters (110 workstations)
Keywords: Games, Open Collaboration, Office Environment Design, Inspiration and Creativity, Organic Forms, Logo Application, Brand Interpretation, Interesting Office Space, Customized DIY, Office Furniture


In the fiercely competitive gaming industry, the office environment has evolved from a simple physical space to an extension of corporate culture and a catalyst for creative productivity. Tripledot, a casual mobile game developer based in Minsk, Belarus, has teamed up with the Tengogeroup design team to showcase a new possibility in office environment design for gaming companies with a space of 1200 square meters.
The core team of Tripledot comes from industry giants such as King and Peak Games, who deeply understand the value of creative collaboration in game development. The design team aims to create a workspace that employees love, and incorporates the concept of customized DIY design throughout. From spatial layout to furniture selection, every detail demonstrates a deep understanding of collaborative culture.
The open and collaborative space design is the core highlight of this case. 110 workstations are arranged along the open french window, breaking the physical barrier of traditional office space. The organic form of free flow permeates the entire space, not only dissolving the sense of boundaries in the office area, but also visually guiding employees to actively communicate and collaborate. This design cleverly echoes Tripledot's collaborative genes, allowing creativity to freely collide in an open atmosphere.
The maximization of natural light utilization is another characteristic of this case. The transparent french window introduce the natural light of Minsk into the room, not only creating a bright and transparent sense of space, but also improving employees' mood and work efficiency through biological effects. The leisure coffee area is carefully set in the corner with the best view, and the diverse office furniture provides employees with a variety of scene choices from focused work to relaxed socializing, perfectly adapting to the flexible and changing work mode of the gaming industry.
Brand interpretation is the most recognizable design language in this case. The blue, orange, and green colors of the Tripledot logo become the core source of spatial color, deeply embedding the brand's genes into the spatial texture through color zoning, surface selection, and soft decoration matching. It is worth mentioning that the organic form of the logo has been transformed into customized DIY design elements. From wall decoration to furniture styling, the ubiquitous brand symbol not only enhances the recognition of the space, but also allows employees to constantly feel the infiltration of brand culture in their daily work.
This project proves that the office environment design of game companies should not only pursue visual fun, but also become a material carrier of corporate culture. Through customized DIY design strategies, Tripledot has successfully transformed core values such as "open collaboration" and "creative inspiration" into perceptible spatial experiences, creating a game studio model that can attract top talent and stimulate innovative vitality.