The Amsterdam living lab is M Moser’s most ambitiously decarbonised project to date, targeting IFLI Net Zero Carbon certification. Situated in a beautiful and authentic canal building, its namesake, Bartolomeo Cristofori, is credited with inventing the piano in 1709. Repurposed in 1901, the building served as a concert hall in a past life. The studio advances M Moser’s climate action with sustainability, circularity and technological innovation. The living lab serves as a testing ground to enhance the workplace experience. To achieve this, M Moser’s brand experience team added bespoke art, objects, signage and installations alongside hanging living planting and desk screening planters. We are currently working on a sustainable courtyard for the team.
The M Moser project was recently nominated as a finalist in the prestigious Mix Awards 2024, organised by Mix Interiors, in the category ‘Project of the Year: Workplace interiors under 5,000 sq ft’.
