In this New Zealand workplace design by Wingates, Anthony Harper were “keen to evolve their working environment as the world evolves as well.”
Led by Kart Projects and brought to life within an existing warehouse space, the new HQ for Studio Mass needed creativity, flexibility and a nuanced interplay between both digital and physical places of connection.
Unispace turned to Klaro Industrial Design VOL 4 collection to source key furniture pieces to complete carefully curated future-proofed workplace fit-out that seamlessly reflects culture and identity of a global brand.
At SOFT FIRM by Kim Kneipp, the design pivots around a central kitchen, a configuration commonly seen in residential undertakings.
The Eames Institute channels a legacy of great design to create their new office space in Richmond, California.
The products and solutions needed for the workplaces of tomorrow.
Harbourside Light Beacon shines in its location and sparkles on the inside as an exemplary workspace designed by Esoteriko.
As well as considering the materials and processes used to manufacture furniture solutions, companies like Workspace are shifting their focus to the entire lifespan of products.
Designed with commitment to sustainability and featuring the integration of solid clay bricks, Premier Office seamlessly blends into the urban fabric of Tan Binh district.
CDA International weigh in on the need for agile and versatile offices and classrooms. They delve into suitable fit-outs that can cater to the changing and varied requirements of users within both these contexts.