Innergex

Challenge

With its move to new premises, Innergex, a specialist in renewable energies, wanted to create workspaces that would promote employee well-being while structuring the different environments.

Acoustics were a central issue: noise pollution had to be reduced, spaces had to be subtly delineated, and the company’s identity had to be emphasized through a design inspired by nature.

The company was looking for solutions that evoked its field of activity, while guaranteeing rapid installation, eco-responsible manufacturing and perfect harmony with the existing architecture.

Solutions

Acoustics that structure spaces

• Macao wall panels with grooved patterns, integrated into meeting rooms and reprography areas, to absorb sound and create distinct atmospheres for different uses.
• Oslo acoustic screens for offices, to delimit work areas while maintaining visual and acoustic fluidity.

Design that embodies natural elements

• San Diego ceilings with colorful, wavy acoustic blades inspired by the elements Air, Water and Earth, perfectly in tune with Innergex’s mission.
• Custom-built bright-blue wall with embossed fins, recalling the movement of water and renewable energy.
• Kyoto wall panels, with openwork palms evoking vegetation and the connection with nature.

Results

Innergex’s offices have become inspiring, functional workspaces, where acoustics and design come together to structure and enrich environments.

Acoustic solutions do more than simply absorb noise: they help to delimit spaces without compartmentalizing, creating atmospheres specific to each zone while maintaining overall coherence.

Finally, the choice of organic shapes and nature-inspired colors echoes Innergex’s activity, reinforcing its visual identity and commitment to sustainable development.