Project: Huuuge Games Office
Architecture: BIT CREATIVE
Team: Barnaba Grzelecki, Jakub Bubel
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Area: 4500 m2
Year: 2021
Photo Credits: Fotomohito
BIT CREATIVE, celebrated for its stunning office designs for global brands like Mattel and Coca-Cola HBC, has outdone itself with the 4,500-square-meter headquarters of Huuuge Games in The Warsaw HUB. This ambitious project spans three floors and captures the essence of Huuuge Games’ core philosophy: “Let’s play together.”
Known as a leader in free-to-play mobile games with titles like Huuuge Casino and Billionaire Casino, Huuuge Games emphasizes social interaction, teamwork, and community. The office design mirrors these values, creating a space that fosters creativity, collaboration, and a sense of togetherness.
A Soft-Loft Design with a Warm Touch
The office design embraces a soft-loft aesthetic, blending industrial elements with a cosy, welcoming vibe. Signature features such as exposed brick walls, wooden accents, glass partitions with muntin bars, and technical ceilings with industrial fittings give the space a distinct character.
“The aim was to achieve a warm, inviting atmosphere within a loft-inspired framework,” explain the project’s architects. The result is an environment that sparks creativity while offering comfort and fostering team spirit.
One highlight of the design is a self-service café, where employees and visitors can relax with a cup of coffee while enjoying panoramic views of Warsaw. The café, located in the reception area on the 21st floor, sets the tone for the rest of the office—a balance of practicality and elegance.
Conference Rooms Inspired by Iconic Cities
Each conference room takes inspiration from cities where Huuuge Games has a presence, adding a touch of personality to the workspace. Las Vegas, the company’s headquarters, boasts a table inspired by casino gaming tables. Amsterdam features a bicycle mounted on the wall, while the Rome room incorporates warm-hued bricks that reflect the city’s architectural charm. London’s room echoes the aesthetic of the iconic Underground system with its cool concrete design.
Neon signs mark each room, reinforcing the playful yet professional atmosphere. This thematic approach not only enriches the aesthetic appeal but also highlights the company’s global footprint.
Spaces Designed for Collaboration and Relaxation
Beyond individual workspaces, the office provides diverse areas for meeting, socializing, and unwinding. A centrally located kitchen with a relaxing lounge area serves as a hub for employees, offering spaces for shared meals or quiet conversations. The office also includes a fitness area to promote well-being.
At the heart of the office lies the social space, designed to reflect the company motto, “Let’s play together.” Equipped with a billiards table, greenery, and industrial-style décor softened by wood and brick accents, this area serves as a central hub for relaxation and relationship-building. Frosted and ornamental glass kitchen fronts further enhance the unique, modern yet cosy atmosphere.
Details That Make a Difference
The attention to detail elevates the Huuuge Games office to a new level of design sophistication. From the carefully curated materials in the kitchen to the thoughtful use of neon signs and city-inspired décor, every element contributes to an environment that feels vibrant and inspiring.
“Details in the social area, like the unique kitchen fronts, bring modernity and warmth together,” says Jakub Bubel, one of the lead architects on the project. These thoughtful touches ensure the office is not only functional but also engaging and memorable.
Conclusion: A Space That Reflects a Philosophy
The Huuuge Games office by BIT CREATIVE goes beyond being just a workplace. It is a space where innovation meets play, and where design fosters both productivity and connection. Through its creative use of materials, city-inspired themes, and community-centered layout, the office embodies the spirit of Huuuge Games—making work a truly collaborative and enjoyable experience.
