Athora

Athora’s central hall is a real eye-catcher – an impressive fusion of branding, architecture and nature.

For Athora and in collaboration with GAP Architects, we designed a green concept that is as aesthetic as it is innovative.

Central to this project is the use of stabilized plants – real plants that undergo special treatment so that they retain their natural appearance, without needing light or water. They require no maintenance, remain fresh green for years, and thus provide a stylish alternative to artificial plantings. Ideal for spaces where natural light is limited.

The arrangement was given additional dynamics thanks to a playful composition with g-circles – circular elements with different insertions that together create a layered, visual rhythm. This installation is not only an eye-catcher, but also works acoustically amplifying: sound waves are subtly refracted by the moss and the cork structure at the back of the g-circle.

The result is a harmonious whole that enriches the space with texture, tranquility and depth. With no maintenance, no worries – but with lasting impact. A smart, aesthetic solution that lets greenery speak even where nature does not normally reach.