However, this solution would require a complete stair for each mezzanine, cosuming a great deal of space and making it difficult to move from one mezzanine to another.
How to connect the two levels and the different mezzanines in an efficient way? For us, working in section: at the center of the office a large piece of furniture, an archive, divides closed and open-space offices, but above all acts as an elevated corridor. The furniture cover, accessible with a few steps, is entirely walkable and distributes other small stairs that lead to the mezzanines. In this way vertical paths are optimized to the minimum necessary to avoid trusses.
The orange furniture becomes the distributive fulcrum of the whole office. The rest of the project is quite simple: glazed partitions divide the different offices allowing the little natural light to spread as much as possible, the meeting room is the only closed volume, so as not to lose the spatiality of the place, restored, by the way, by Renzo Piano.