The project combines collaborative zones, meeting rooms, focus areas, and more public spaces, creating a functional architectural design in which every decision enhances the overall experience, coherence, and character of the space.

At the entrance to the new headquarters, Tessel by ERRE stands as a central architectural feature, enveloping the main staircase and visually linking the different floors.

Its triangular geometry, created through modular repetition, generates a large-scale composition with a distinct and recognizable presence. The panel adds texture, depth, and material continuity, integrating seamlessly into the project’s architectural language.

Inspired by ceramic mosaics and the tradition of Nolla flooring, Tessel is constructed from slanted volumes that change depending on the angle of the light and the viewer’s perspective.

Light and shadow play across its different faces, creating gradations and visual effects that make the surface appear differently throughout the day. More than just a cladding material, Tessel functions as a distinct element with its own identity within the architecture.

Designed by the same studio behind the project, Tessel by ERRE establishes a direct dialogue between product and architecture. Its presence reinforces the character of the headquarters and demonstrates how a panel can go beyond a decorative function to become an active part of the space.

A versatile and expressive solution made from recycled material, designed for corporate and contract projects, as well as spaces where materiality plays an essential role.