A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
The showroom at Polestar’s new design studio in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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Image Credit: Stefan Isaksson, courtesy of Polestar AB. -
A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Robin Lundin, courtesy of Polestar AB. The hilltop edifice of concrete and glass was originally built in the early 1980s.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Stefan Isaksson, courtesy of Polestar AB. Polestar created new structures set within the existing building in order to better reflect the marque’s clean and elegantly minimal aesthetic.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Stefan Isaksson, courtesy of Polestar AB. The complex includes a reception area, auditorium, offices, and workstations across two floors.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Stefan Isaksson, courtesy of Polestar AB. The design studio’s presentation room.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Stefan Isaksson, courtesy of Polestar AB. Workspaces at the studio, where most of the creative process is done digitally.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Stefan Isaksson, courtesy of Polestar AB. An office overlooks the design studio’s Japanese courtyard.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Robin Lundin, courtesy of Polestar AB. A portion of the empty corner office formerly belonging to Pehr G. Gyllenhammar, Volvo’s CEO from 1971 to 1994. The space used to house two fireplaces, a wine cellar, and a sauna.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Stefan Isaksson, courtesy of Polestar AB. The long glass hallway that leads from the Polestar studio to the former office of Pehr G. Gyllenhammar, Volvo’s CEO from 1971 to 1994.
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A Gallery of Polestar’s New Design Studio
Image Credit: Polestar AB The Polestar O2 concept car, a production version of which will be made soon. The new design studio will now be the starting point for future models.