Vision provided a series of open-plan workstations featuring ergonomic desks, partition panels with integrated cable management, and mobile pedestals for personal storage. This setup supports journalists and editors in a dynamic workflow: quick access to equipment, flexible reconfiguration if teams change, and efficient cable routing to maintain a clean workstation environment.
For areas requiring higher concentration and technical equipment, Vision supplied specialized workbenches with heavy-duty desktops, equipment racks, and adjustable chairs designed for prolonged use. The layout was optimized for accessibility to equipment, power, and monitoring systems, ensuring workflow efficiency and reliability.
To create a welcoming reception area and comfortable visitor lounge, Vision furnished seating zones with sofas, side tables, and soft lighting–friendly surfaces. These common areas help balance the high-intensity newsroom atmosphere and provide a proper first impression for guests and clients.
Recognizing the high volume of archives, media files, and reference materials, Vision supplied a combination of tall storage cabinets, lockable media drawers, and mobile filing units. These storage systems are designed for frequent access yet keep the space organized, reducing clutter and improving operational efficiency.
The open-plan workstations and technical-area furniture support efficient daily operations, equipment-heavy workflows, and shift changes without disrupting layout or functionality.
Meeting rooms and collaboration zones provide flexible environments for both planned editorial meetings and spontaneous teamwork.
Reception and lounge spaces offer a balanced environment — combining professionalism for external visitors and comfort for internal staff.
Storage solutions meet the needs of a media organization with high turnover of documents and files, helping maintain order and easy access under tight deadlines.
Overall, the project demonstrates Vision’s ability to deliver a full-scope furniture solution catering specifically to the complex demands of a modern newsroom environment.
China-Shanghai
600 m²
