Cyber City building C

General contractor: Veikmės Statyba

Architects: Plazma

Cyber City, Building C: Comprehensive Corporate Interior Solutions

Scalable Design for a Dynamic Tech Ecosystem

Cyber City Building C is a large-scale corporate project where interior solutions were engineered to support diverse work scenarios, complex spatial typologies, and intensive daily usage. Across multiple floors, our team implemented a holistic furniture and interior strategy covering workstations, meeting rooms, conference hubs, breakout zones, and communal spaces.

Work and Collaboration Zones

Within Building C, we outfitted a wide range of work and meeting formats—from private executive suites to expansive team-based and conference environments. Our solutions cater to both formal and informal professional interactions.

Key Implementations include:

Conference tables featuring high-capacity integrated cable management.
Multi-level meeting tables (standard, lounge, and bistro heights) to facilitate varied interaction styles.
Ergonomic task, conference, and guest seating selected for long-term health and comfort.
Mobile furniture solutions allowing for rapid spatial transformation and agile teamwork.

Lounge, Library, and Focus Zones

Significant emphasis was placed on “third spaces”—informal areas that have become essential to the modern office experience. We equipped lounge zones, library-style quiet areas, and dedicated “deep work” pods designed for concentration or a brief respite from the high-intensity work rhythm.

Key Implementations:

Premium soft seating, including modular sofas and designer armchairs.
Occasional and side tables for flexible utility.
Bespoke furniture elements that ensure design continuity across the building’s expansive footprint.

Kitchens and Communal Hubs

The communal spaces in Building C were engineered to handle the high-volume traffic typical of a major tech campus. These furniture solutions prioritize durability, ease of maintenance, and intuitive functionality.

Key Implementations:

Bistro-height tables and seating for social “gravity centers.”
Dining tables and chairs for high-capacity kitchen zones.
Furnishings for communal meeting points and informal networking hubs.

The Result

Cyber City Building C stands as a premier example of an interior designed as a unified system—one that seamlessly integrates diverse functions with user-centric needs. The balanced selection of furniture, bespoke engineering, and varied spatial typologies allow the office to operate smoothly, flexibly, and sustainably for the long term.