As a rapidly growing company, Blank needed to rethink the layout of its 460 m² offices to gain flexibility, improve acoustic comfort, and offer spaces adapted to its teams’ various work modes. The company wanted to transition to a flex office model while creating dedicated zones: a quiet zone for concentration, acoustic booths for isolation, and a premium room for management meetings and client receptions. The challenge was to orchestrate this complete reorganization in just 5 weeks, with precise aesthetic constraints: herringbone parquet imitation for the Board room, curtains rather than window film to preserve elegance, and high-performance acoustic treatment to limit noise pollution associated with flex office.