The architectural concept of the stand was inspired by the presentation of Trimo’s new product, Qbiss Notch, designed by Pininfarina. Drawing from the local environment, the birch tree served as the main architectural inspiration, resulting in a composition of pillar formations that symbolize a birch forest.
The transition from local to global reflects a process in which ideas, aspirations, and initiatives originating at the local level gain influence and leave a lasting impression on a global scale. The architectural representation of a birch forest creates a balance between open and intimate spaces for discussion.
Wooden niches within the pillars symbolize the cross-section of a tree trunk, while perforations enhance the airiness of the stand. To maintain the dominance of the birch forest concept, the depot is designed with a minimal height.
A counter within easy reach offers delicacies, coffee, and snacks, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere. Trimo’s stand for BAU 2025 was designed as a business picnic in a birch forest, inviting visitors into a natural yet refined setting for professional exchange.
Credits
Interior
Trimo architectural solutions; Špela Lokar
Client
Trimo d.o.o.
Year of completion
2025
Location
Trebnje, Slovenia
Photos
Klemen Razinger
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