East Park Milan
Address:
Milano, Italy
Industry:
Property management
Year:
2025
Architect:
Ge Homes
Planning:
Bene GmbH
Address:
Milano, Italy
Industry:
Property management
Year:
2025
Architect:
Ge Homes
Planning:
Bene GmbH
EAST Park Milano is a contemporary residential building where community, lifestyle and work naturally intersect, showing how work today extends beyond the traditional corporate office and becomes part of a modern living environment.
In this context, Bene brings professional workplace solutions into a residential environment. The versatile STUDIO collection adapts seamlessly, creating flexible co-working spaces for focus, collaboration and informal exchange.
The STUDIO SWING Desk defines the space with its precise lines and lightweight structure, supporting both focused individual work and collaborative use. Paired with the STUDIO Chair with sled base, the ensemble balances comfort, elegance and functionality. The upholstered shell adds softness, while the refined steel frame maintains visual lightness, making it ideal for extended work sessions in an environment that feels more like a living space than a corporate office.
The STUDIO Swing meeting table serves as a central work table in the communal area. It supports different uses such as concentrated work, meetings and informal gatherings. The clear geometry helps to structure the open-plan space.
The STUDIO shelving system organises the room and provides storage space at the same time. The combination of open and closed elements ensures clarity and maintains visual permeability. This makes it particularly suitable for flexible work areas.
The STUDIO Side Table complements the communal areas with understated elegance. Positioned within lounge settings, it supports informal conversations, moments of pause or individual work in a relaxed atmosphere.
East Park reflects a new understanding of workplace design: versatile, seamlessly integrated and adaptable to different contexts, demonstrating that contemporary office solutions can naturally extend far beyond the traditional office environment.
Photos: © Beppe Raso
