An employee opens a sliding door

Interior design for the globally operating company Bayer AG

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Bayer Crop Science AG, a former division of Bayer AG, is committed to global food security – with a focus on innovative crop solutions, seeds and crop protection. The aim is to help shape agriculture in the future with innovative offerings and thus contribute to universal food security.

The task

To professionally realise the design idea of the office GRUPPE 3 – Architektur from Wuppertal, we are commissioned at their request to stage a global transit space. The corridor is walked through daily by numerous visitors and is intended to act in future as an interface between architecture and brand experience.

The solution

Together, we address a wide range of topics, such as high-quality materials that suit the globally operating Bayer brand. In doing so, we take into account the possibility of using the surface as a communication level. The goal is to give the brand a unique stage that creates a special spatial experience.

The implementation

Large coloured surfaces are combined with content and the Bayer imagery to form a complex whole. A systematic arrangement of the graphics depicts the course of a research process and, at the same time, breaks up the bright, simple and sober architecture of the premises.
Two employees of the Bayer plants standing in the newly designed premises
An employee dries his hands

Spatial communication for a pleasant atmosphere

Large-format photographs, which loosen up the concept, are the visual highlight. For this, printed transparent films are applied to the sliding glass-wall doors. These can be removed again if required and the glass surfaces then neutralised – so change is not only permitted but explicitly desired.
An employee of the Bayer plants in front of a sliding door covered in a large-format graphic
The selected images are a scientific photographic work by an internal Bayer employee. It involved taking microscopic images of fungal cultures, which ultimately contributed to research.
Colour-stained microscopic image
Corporate design elements such as typefaces, colours and logo of the company Bayer
In a joint process with everyone involved, we develop the final design and ultimately realise the interior design in several stages.
Individual parts of the wall design printed out and lying on the table
An employee in front of the newly designed premises
For all general topics and enquiries, please feel free to contact Christian Malling.

We look forward to a no-obligation initial conversation with you

Christian Malling
Senior Project Manager