A Sneak Peek Inside LEGO's Funhouse-Style Offices
As if their jobs weren’t enviable enough, the designers at LEGO have a workspace as playful as the toys they create. At LEGO PMD, the Wonka-esque dream factory where new toys are created, the designers are given free reign to become part of a child’s fantasy world.
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The main gathering area
Danish designers Rosan Bosch and Rune Fjord created the 21,500 sq. ft. funhouse for LEGO PMD in Billund, Denmark, where the toy company develops new products.
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View of the open space
The designers gave imagination free reign to create a space that focuses on play.
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Walkway with slide
An existing walkway has been transformed into an oversized seating environment, where light-blue padding turns the walkway into a soft cloud.
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Oversized sofa for informal meetings
The cloud unfolds into sofas, sitting spaces, and a slide that connects the two floors in a fun & playful way.
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Yellow bar for informal meetings
A fun zone with a yellow table bar creates room for relaxation and social interaction, where a number of building tables for children make it possible for LEGO's youngest employees to test the latest models and products.
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LEGO brick storage area
A giant LEGO minifigure wall print plays with the idea of scale.
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Podium for LEGO Model Display
Show-off podiums and model towers give the designers a chance to display their work, facilitating the sharing of knowledge and ideas across the department.
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LEGO Models on Display
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View to blue and yellow meeting rooms
An expansion of a balcony created space for eight meeting rooms, each with their own color and glass facade and a view of the large, open space.
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Meeting room with organic built-in seating and foosball
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The yellow meeting room
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The blue meeting room
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Hallway with views to green, pink and black meeting rooms
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Meeting table with built-in bonsai garden
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Kitchen
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Bulls-eye landing for slide
All photos copyright protected and provided by Rosan Bosch and Anders Sune Berg.
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I would love to work here for six month to a year to see if my productivity improved. It looks very calming and fun!