TSEH Architects Transform a Dull Office into a Glorious Green Haven Filled With Plants

When an old technology office needed a makeover from its minimalist soviet modernism decor, they decided to go big -- and green! The wonder workers at <a href="http://tseh.com.ua/" target="_blank">TSEH Architectural Group</a> in Kyiv, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine" target="_blank">Ukraine</a> have recently revitalized a hard, cold industrial office space into a luscious indoor garden. With green walls, trees, even <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knoll" target="_blank">grassy knolls</a> to sit upon, employees can stop and smell the flowers without even leaving the building.

Upon entering the technology office space, guests are greeted with two vertical <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/green-office/" target="_blank">green columns </a>at the reception area. The indoor greenery does not stop there, as a grassy wall fence leads back to the open offices.

An amazing lawn-like cube is cut out of the center of the the main office, while trees and plants sprout out of the<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concrete" target="_blank"> concrete</a> floor throughout the rooms and hallways.

Even a grassy hill sits under the stairs of one area, for the most relaxing conference room ever!

While greenery certainly brightens up a room, it is nothing without the right environment! The new office layout is open and light, with only <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sliding_glass_door" target="_blank">glass partitions</a> separating each room.

Floor to ceiling windows create a fresh and bright space for air to flow freely and plants to thrive.

TSEH Architect's eco-takeover incorporates a ton of green and grassy features, but it also preserves most of the original outlines of the industrial loft. The design was not to destroy the past of the space, but to build upon it, to give it a bright and fresh future.