A mirrored architectural arrangement uses two identical timber trestle desks to frame the central entrance of the pavilion layout. This symmetrical configuration creates dual greeting points on either side of the main axis, dividing the customer approach into organized pathways.
The flanking desks flank a centralized, deeper consultation zone that is enclosed by solid corporate blue and vibrant turquoise partition walls. By recessing the semi-private seating booths between these outer service stations, the design creates a multi-layered floor plan that transitions naturally from exposed public interactions to enclosed private discussions.
A patterned geometric carpet tile section defines the internal floor plate of the central enclave, contrasting sharply with the continuous terrazzo mall flooring outside. This material shift visually secures the private zone, while the high-level timber ceiling panels overhead mirror the footprint of the kiosk below to reinforce the sense of a self-contained room within the mall.
