Bridge

Bridge is a multiple office workstation with shelves. The suspended service units have an internal hooking system that allows them to be easily positioned along the beam under the top, also when they are in use. Bridge is an office furniture system composed of self-supporting benches and tables that can be combined in different configurations, free-standing or resting on a bench. Bridge can suit operational functions as well as meetings or reception/shared environments. It is a modular and versatile system whose various functions are defined by its 3 heights: 67 cm, benches with supporting function for worktops, suspended drawers and screens 75 cm desk and meeting table worktops 107 cm, benches for meeting areas or used as reception counters. The Bridge collection is completed by acoustic bookcases, free-standing or combined with benches, suspended drawers and service furniture, cabinets with doors, acoustic or glass screens. Besides their supporting function, Bridge benches also provide cable management through electrical channels and cables running under the worktop. Bridge also includes single and double height-adjustable desks, free-standing or integrated with benches. Bridge is the ideal answer to the requirements of today's agile and smart working which, within one same space, needs to offer different functions and atmospheres. Digital technology has changed our ways to operate and relate to each other, making it possible to work from anywhere, giving us the freedom to choose how and when we want to work. Smart working goes beyond the constraints of working hours and spaces, focusing on organisation and goals to be achieved. Bridge synthesises these changes by creating a system of simple elements that can be combined in a number of configurations to fulfil different functions within the same environment. Today's offices are like a maze of chaotic streets that run on different levels, crowded with cars and people. A tangle of functions, relationships, data and information. Bridge clears up the office space and evens out complexity with just a few modular elements.