Shared office lounge with blue circular seating, orange stools and a tiered training area
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Car Rental Headquarters Design and Renders in Morocco

Four office units, one connected headquarters. We developed the interior design and 16 renders for a car rental company in Morocco, helping its team review the layout, glass partitions, materials and branded shared spaces before fit-out.

Office gym with exercise bikes behind a curved glass partition
Office kitchen with timber cabinets, a red wall and a high breakfast counter

The project

Four Office Units for One Car Rental Headquarters

A car rental company in Morocco needed a connected head office for its reservations, pricing, accounting and other teams. This was an administrative workplace, with reception, meeting and executive spaces, a kitchen, training, fitness and recreation areas.

Choosing Connections, Partitions and a Shared Interior Language

The brief combined four office blocks on one floor. We developed the layout and interior concept, tested open connections and glass partitions in 3D, then refined furniture and finishes. The client selected the fourth of five design directions: expressive contemporary interiors with timber, varied materials and bold colour. The layout and overall theme were approved during the design reviews.

Inside the Proposed Headquarters: Reception, Meeting and Shared Spaces

The 16 delivered views cover the office from the green branded reception to the glazed gym, tiered training area and kitchen. Each image in the gallery is shown in its original proportions.

Shared office lounge with blue circular seating, orange stools and a tiered training area
01Shared space and training
Front view of the Drivo reception desk, green feature wall and illuminated ceiling loops
02Branded reception
Meeting room with a timber conference table, tan chairs and a blue slatted ceiling beside a window
03Meeting room
Tiered training area with orange upholstered benches, round stools and sculptural lighting
04Tiered training area
Office recreation area with a table football game, orange beanbags and red walls
05Table football
Connecting office space with a blue hanging chair, a glazed gym and lounge seating
06Connections between zones
Side view of the green Drivo reception wall and metal desk beneath a looping pendant light
07Reception from the side
Office entrance facing the green Drivo reception wall, metal desk and curved upholstered bench
08Arrival at reception
Office dining area with a timber table, orange chairs and large windows
09Kitchen dining
Executive office lounge with a cream sofa, an orange cushion and a dark timber ceiling
10Executive office lounge
Pool table in the red office recreation area beneath pendant lights
11Pool table
United branded lounge with blue circular seating, orange stools and timber wall panels
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United lounge with blue sofas, orange cushions, a low timber table and wall branding
13
Games room with a pool table, table football, red walls and windows
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Cover of the guide on the commercial rendering approval set

Free guide: 38 renders took three meetings, and seven views would have done it

Before a space like the one above gets built, it has to get past a room of people: a board, a brand team, a landlord, sometimes planning. Commercial rendering orders need to account for who is in that room. Our priced composite ran to 38 images, three meetings and $25,918. The guide shows the seven views that answer each of them, for $3,100, and the short brief to send us.

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Project deliverables

  • 16views
    Interior renders delivered for reviewing the proposed headquarters.
  • 4units
    Office blocks brought together in the layout study.
  • 5directions
    Design directions reviewed before the fourth was selected.

The useful comparison was between layouts, room connections and finishes. A consistent 3D model let the team assess those choices across the headquarters, from reception to the shared spaces.

The design developed from two layout versions into furnished scenes, materials, lighting and post-production. The client supplied brand guidelines for United, Movis and Drivo; these informed colour and signage within the office.

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What was this car rental office project for?
It was the design and visualization of a car rental company’s headquarters in Morocco. The brief brought four office units together for administrative teams handling reservations, pricing, accounting and other functions. The renders helped the client assess the proposed layout, partitions, interior design and finishes.
Did Maverick Frame develop the design as well as the renders?
Yes. The studio developed the floor layout and interior design, then modelled and rendered the proposed spaces. The client reviewed five design directions and selected the fourth. That direction combined timber, varied materials and strong colour accents, while retaining a connection to the existing office finishes.
Which rooms are included in the 16 office renders?
The set includes reception, a meeting room, an executive office lounge, the kitchen and dining area, plus training, fitness and recreation spaces. Several zones appear from more than one viewpoint, making it possible to review their furniture, materials and connections within the same proposed headquarters.
How were the office layout and partitions reviewed?
The team developed two layout versions and used the 3D model to explore the relationship between rooms, open connections and glazed partitions. Client feedback included changes around the kitchen and gym. The project correspondence confirms approval of the layout and, later, the overall interior design theme.
How did the company’s branding inform the interior?
The client supplied brand guidelines for United, Movis and Drivo, which informed colours and signage in the office. The images show United branding in the shared lounge and Drivo at the green reception. Timber finishes helped connect the proposed interior with the appearance of the existing office.
What decisions did the headquarters renders support?
The renders supported the choice of layout, glass and solid partitions, furniture, materials and the overall look of the future headquarters. Views across reception, meeting and shared areas made those choices easier to compare together. The delivered image set presents the proposed design at the review stage.

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