The National Archives Administration
Industry:Office Space
Floorspace: 290
The National Archives Administration aimed to create a comfortable and friendly shared space for colleagues at the National Archives Building—a place to dine, connect, rest, and hold informal discussions. The staff dining area and reception space were therefore redesigned as a multifunctional public zone that employees can use freely.
Through thoughtful furniture planning and soft furnishings, the space now offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Colleagues gather here to eat, relax, and exchange ideas, often continuing work discussions in a more casual setting. The new environment not only improves comfort but also encourages more natural interaction and collaboration among colleagues.
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Director-General Lin Chiu-Yen, National Archives Administration, National Development Council : “IKEA not only provided furniture solutions, but also enhanced the space with thoughtful decorative elements that improve comfort and atmosphere. As a result, our colleagues enjoy using the area for dining, discussions, meetings, relaxation, and work, which encourages interaction and supports better workplace efficiency.”
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