A New Urban Campus: Where Architecture, Nature, and Innovation Meet – Strategically located with views of the iconic Château and Parc de Sceaux, the new campus stands as a benchmark for the integration of architecture, landscape, and urban life. Designed to strengthen the district’s green and blue infrastructure, the site features a central landscaped core …
SAAN Architekci’s Helio offices in Brochów seamlessly blend modern aesthetics and functionality, creating an inviting workspace that enhances collaboration and focus through innovative design and natural elements.
Perkins&Will’s Confidential Firm Offices in Minneapolis redefine workplace design through an expansive, light-filled layout that fosters collaboration, innovation, and sustainability within the urban landscape of the IDS Center.
OTJ Architects designed a technology company’s offices in Miami, transforming a former ship repair warehouse into a vibrant, agile workspace that celebrates Miami’s Tropical Modernist heritage and Latin American influences.
Ippolito Fleitz Group’s Max Show Office in Hangzhou redefines workplace design through innovative, flexible spaces that foster collaboration, creativity, and technology integration within the e-commerce sector.
AI Associates designed the Ørsted offices in Kuala Lumpur to create a vibrant, activity-based environment that integrates sustainability, well-being, and flexible work styles, reflecting the company’s commitment to innovation in renewable energy.
Folio Design’s FCCQ Offices in Montreal seamlessly blends openness and functionality, creating a vibrant workspace that celebrates Québec’s identity while fostering collaboration and community engagement through thoughtful design and local artistry.
GeyerValmont’s HKRI Taikoo Hui and Swire Properties Shared Offices in Shanghai transforms an overlooked transfer floor into a multifunctional hub that redefines shared workplace amenities through innovative design and enhanced tenant experience.
Architecture studio Zeller & Moye has created an office in Bochum, Germany, which includes numerous wooden planters, an indoor garden and a felt “walkable landscape”. Designed for medical software company Pradtke, the office was created as an alternative to standard workspaces, with plants and natural materials used throughout.
Little Diversified Architectural Consulting designed the offices for a confidential technology client in Durham to create an inviting, sustainable workplace that fosters collaboration and employee well-being, reflecting the local culture and innovative spirit.
