The link between industrial design and administrative facilities

Industrial design serves to satisfy the need for beauty and utility. In its substance and form, in which it is presented to the public, it is halfway between invention and pure artistry. Industrial design is a design process applied to products to be produced through mass production techniques. Its key characteristic is that the design is separated from the production. The design for office buildings, just like their interior arrangement, changes over time through various influential trends in society. It depends on the social occasions, culture, but also on the willingness and talent of the architects to find the most efficient office layout in accordance with the current trend regarding the interior style and the organizational culture that prevails in a certain company.
The functional nature of the industrially produced objects, that is, the industrial design, is the key link between the space and the users of the administrative facilities. Industrial design has a functional and aesthetic impact, thus in the administrative facilities a whole is achieved that affects the psychology and efficiency of use.