SkyNRG

SkyNRG is a global leader in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Their Amsterdam office needed to support their rapidly evolving, mission-driven team while reinforcing a sense of identity and purpose.

They envisioned a workspace that not only encourages collaboration and creativity, but also aligns with their sustainability values.

Mute Modular played a key role in bringing the design vision to life. A 9×3 m unit in a Sage Green finish was placed at the heart of the space, meeting all functional requirements.

Throughout the process, Dutch Deco supported the client with planning, coordination, and marketspecific expertise. Their involvement helped streamline decisions, ensuring a smoother experience and project delivery.

“The modular nature of the system made it easy to adjust and refine the layout as needed, which was a major advantage. It seamlessly integrated with the modern interior, supporting different ways of working,” adds Martin Struijker Boudier, Partner Engagement Manager at SkyNRG.

One of the key reasons for choosing our adaptable room-in-room system was its high-quality sound insulation, which supports effective collaboration by allowing team members to talk and exchange ideas freely. For solo work and calls, the architects added four Jetson office pods.

With the new setup, employees report enhanced focus and smoother collaboration.

Mute Modular serves as an elegant visual divider, maintaining an airy atmosphere and preventing sound from traveling across the open space. This balance between openness and privacy has improved the team’s workflow – tasks can be completed without disruption, while meetings and brainstorming sessions remain fully private, notes Martin Struijker Boudier.

With multiple work zones available, each employee can choose the spot that best supports their task at hand, while integrated lighting and ventilation ensure comfort and efficiency throughout the day.

 

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