Pleasant settings that provide comfort, rooms that enhance communication and creativity, spaces to relax in: these will be the key factors, in the companies of the future, for generating greater productivity and long-term effectiveness. Trends for 2024 increasingly put workers first. This is why it is becoming essential that the working environment is increasingly comfortable and supportive and for the quality of life.
The MB 4 Office Building project in Lisbon sees Marmur Fine, a mass-coloured lime and marble powder-based plaster, take centre stage in the wall decorations created by partner TDRV. We are referring to a product which achieves cloudy visual aspects with smooth and vibrant colours and which, because of its versatility, allows different textures to be created, depending on the application technique used.
Aesthetic versatility, breathability, antibacterial and anti-mould properties, and above all, eco-friendliness, make this lime finish a major plus in achieving an innovative design that transforms even the plainest offices into environments with a proactive, evocative, and healthy atmosphere. Marmur Fine is indeed 'Eurofins Indoor Air Comfort Gold' certified, which guarantees quality and healthy indoor air.
The result is a space that meets the well-being needs of those who invest their daily working time in achieving their ambitious goals.
PH: Savills Portugal
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