Complete office interior

Hasselt-based Grizaco has been known for its asphalt works, slurry seals, and surfacing treatments for more than fifty years. With sixty employees, the company has become an established name in and around Limburg. The entire team recently moved into a brand-new building. Attention went not only to the road leading to it, but above all to the workplace itself. “Our new building had to be functional, but also somewhere people enjoy working,” says Paul Heleven, CEO of Grizaco. “We’re a no-nonsense company. You should feel that as soon as you walk in.” That mindset is reflected in the architecture, too. MaMu Architects combined a robust, industrial base with an open, light-filled office floor. Large expanses of glass, generous ceiling heights, and warm accents create a pleasant working environment without losing sight of Grizaco’s practical needs. Practical, sustainable, and built to last For a company like Grizaco, where most employees work on site, the office is first and foremost a support base. But that doesn’t mean its furnishings are an afterthought; on the contrary. “We wanted an efficient workspace for our administrative team, but also somewhere our site workers would feel welcome. That’s why we chose Pami from Pelt for our office furniture. It was no coincidence. They immediately understood what we were looking for: no frills; just sturdy furniture that can take a hit and last for years. Sustainability was an important factor, too. We work with raw materials every day, so we know how important it is to use them wisely and sparingly.” Pami supplied the freestanding office furniture – from desks and chairs to cabinets and lockers – perfectly suited to Grizaco’s practical approach: reliable, high-quality, and locally produced. The supply chain could hardly be shorter. Where possible, existing furniture was reused and incorporated into the new setting, alongside new pieces that suit the building’s contemporary look. A workplace that reflects the company culture The result is an office that captures Grizaco perfectly: distinctive but not showy, carefully considered but never overdone. A place where both the office team and site workers feel at home. “The collaboration with Pami was straightforward and fuss-free,” Heleven recalls. “To be honest, I thought Pami mainly handled large office projects, but they listened, offered ideas, and delivered exactly what they promised. It was tailored perfectly to our needs. Job well done; now we’re set for another fifty years,” he laughs.

For the fit-out of its new office in Ghent, BESIX chose a working environment that visibly reflects its DNA as a leading construction company. Colliers Belgium was responsible for the complete workplace advisory, interior design and Design & Build delivery of the project. Pami supported the project with ergonomic, high-quality furniture solutions that seamlessly complement Colliers’ interior concept. In addition, Pami delivered several bespoke solutions designed to reinforce BESIX’s identity. A striking example is the meeting tables incorporating a steel beam. This distinctive structural element directly references the construction industry and serves as a subtle nod to BESIX’s expertise and heritage. In this way, the company’s construction identity is expressed not only through the architecture and material choices, but also through the interior furnishings themselves. An interior inspired by the construction industry The design is rooted in BESIX’s own history and expertise. Industrial materials such as steel, concrete and exposed structural elements form the foundation of the interior concept. This robust aesthetic is softened by warm timber accents, comfortable fabrics and carefully selected furniture. Innovative and sustainable materials were also chosen to contribute to a timeless and future-focused working environment. The result is a contemporary workplace that feels both professional and welcoming. By combining standard and bespoke furniture, an environment was created in which functionality, ergonomics and branding come together seamlessly. Designed for hybrid working The approximately 900 m² office has been designed to support different ways of working as effectively as possible. A clear balance has been established between areas for focused work and spaces that encourage interaction, collaboration and knowledge sharing. The working environment gives employees the flexibility to move easily between individual tasks, meetings and informal interactions. The result is a workplace that is not only highly functional but also contributes to wellbeing, engagement and productivity. Furniture in service of the overall concept Within the design developed by Colliers, Pami supplied the office furniture that helps shape the day-to-day user experience. The selected solutions support both ergonomic working practices and the desired look and feel of the office: modern, sustainable and future-oriented. Thanks to the strong collaboration between BESIX, Colliers Belgium and Pami, an inspiring working environment has been created that perfectly reflects BESIX’s identity, culture and ambitions.

The new H. Essers Training Center is designed to give KRC Genk’s technical staff and players all the facilities they need to perform at their best. The interior fit-out of the complex has been fully tailored to support this ambition. Pami was responsible for the furniture and the design of various workspaces and meeting areas. The Limburg-based office fit-out specialist distinguished itself not only for its technical execution and production, but also for its input on ergonomics, materials and colours, and the practical layout of the different spaces.

Pami has chosen to partner with LOGICDATA for the sit-stand technology used in its desks. With this decision, Pami is deliberately strengthening its European value chain. Headquartered in Austria, LOGICDATA manufactures for the European market in Hungary and brings almost 30 years of experience in mechatronic solutions. The partnership combines European expertise with ergonomics, energy efficiency, flexibility and a strong focus on design.