Located in an idle Soviet factory in Yerevan, Armenia, the TeamViewer headquarters is conceived as an open-zoned office plan that examines the legibility of a series of objects through moments of flattening. A characteristic mostly associated with the image, this application pushes the distinct forms and spatial conditions required for a technology company headquarters to oscillate between 2 and 3 dimensional readings. Through the layering of finish materials, furniture and suspended partitions with assigned degrees of textural rustication and color gradient the conflation of flat and deep produce a dynamic and immersive experience. While the carefully arranged, suspended scrims serve as a zoning mechanism and provide some local privacy, the graphic and color gradient projected onto them work to correlate and synthesize the dispersed parts into a whole through their tonal relationships. As such, the use of color gradient as a design strategy enables the internal zoning of working pods and acts as a catalyst for various break out areas throughout the office. Working in conjunction with the deliberate angling of the scrims and furniture positioning, the gradient is animated as users move through the space. Designed to an array of vantage points among sitting, corridor, and break out areas, it breaks apart opening to new views through its various approaches.