
The ground floor of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Vozara Branch, serves as a primary public touchpoint, facilitating administrative, legal, and business support services. Developed in a collaborative fit-out with DIBA Group, Bloosh Studio’s design approach balances private administrative operations with public service delivery, creating a unified spatial experience for both staff and visitors.

Transforming the ground floor of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce (Vozara Branch) into an efficient public interface, the project responds to dual operational demands: facilitating rapid public service delivery—such as commercial card processing and corporate insurance services—while providing structured environments for individual focus and specialized consultations. Much like a modern banking hall, the space balances high-traffic public processes with administrative rigor. Developed in a collaborative fit-out with DIBA Group, the spatial strategy relies on modular furniture, acoustic elements, and calibrated proportions rather than rigid visual barriers to establish a clear functional hierarchy. A U-shaped low-ceiling zone conceals technical MEP infrastructure while framing private single-occupant offices and workstations optimized for quiet workflow. Framing this perimeter, the central high-ceiling areas cater to public touchpoints, high-efficiency service counters, circulation paths, and 1:1 consultancy offices. Beyond functional productivity, the design enhances institutional knowledge and user experience; a central lounge features a three-sided LED wall experience center where visitors and staff can gather, interact, and engage with real-time institutional data. Integrated Bloosh products—including the "Peymoon Acoustic & Spatial Set" for localized sound control and versatile "Hoop stools" for flexible seating—were systematically implemented alongside targeted linear lighting and ergonomic furniture, creating a calm, adaptive, and highly productive modern workspace.