#FutureOfWork
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about #FutureOfWork
Project • By Acorp Consultants • Offices
Haworth Experience Center
The new Haworth facility in Hyderabad reflects a design philosophy where minimalism meets purpose, creating a workspace that is visually stunning, refined, functional and deeply connected to the client’s global standards.
Yamini Krishna
At the heart of the design is a layered approach to lighting—not just as an illumination tool, but as a defining element of the interiors. From subtle ambient glows that soften work zones to focused accent lights that highlight key features, the entire space is orchestrated through light, enhancing depth, mood, and spatial clarity.
Yamini Krishna
The material palette embraces a fusion of minimalist finishes with bold solid color tones, achieving a clean yet expressive environment. Thi... More
Project • By SCOPE Architekten GmbH • Offices
WACKER House
With its new headquarters in Munich’s vibrant Werksviertel district, WACKER Chemie AG has created more than just a new workplace - it has defined a future-oriented culture of collaboration, flexibility and innovation. Designed by SCOPE Architekten, the interior concept translates the company’s guiding principle "Connect – Collaborate – Create" into spatial reality. The result is a flexible and expressive work environment that brings WACKER’s identity to life through materials, atmosphere and architecture.
Zooey Braun
Zooey Braun
Zooey Braun
The move from the company’s former headquarters in Neuperlach to the urban setting of the Werksviertel represents a deliberate shift in mindset. Fixed... More
Project • By SCOPE Architekten GmbH • Offices
SAP Labs Munich Campus
With the new SAP Labs Munich Campus in Garching, SCOPE Architekten have created a forward-looking office building that reflects the urban and academic vision of Science City Garching - one of Europe’s leading research centers. The project marks a milestone in the long-standing partnership between SAP and the Technical University of Munich (TUM), bringing together around 600 employees and 120 researchers to collaborate on future topics such as sustainability, mobility, Industry 4.0 and commerce.
Zooey Braun
Zooey Braun
Urban Vision Meets ArchitectureLocated at the starting point of the so-called “Science Loop,” the building serves as an architectural gateway to the research campus. The design translates the maste... More
ITO
Ito / Design: Charles O. Job / est. 2019
The table ITO surprises with its simplicity. The steel frame, consisting of two crossed legs connected by steel tubes, forms a stable structure upon which the worktop can be simply placed. The worktop is carried by the frame on height-adjustable rubber buffers. The supporting frame can be further supplemented with additional crossed legs and tubular steel connectors to extend the table length according to need. The material and dimensions of the worktop can be freely determined by the user. MOX offers a multiplex board with black linoleum coating in two sizes.Ito is suitable for the creative office, as a small dining-table, for studying at home or even as a sm... More
Project • By Space Matrix • Offices
Juniper Networks
Juniper Networks, a global innovator in AI networking, cloud, and security solutions, found that their Singapore office did not reflect their cutting-edge technology or visionary ethos. The space fell short on key fronts:
Space Matrix
Space Matrix
Lack of Collaborative and Flexible Spaces: The existing office lacked areas designed for teamwork, brainstorming, or quiet focus, leading to a disengaged workforce.Missed Branding Opportunities: The absence of a space to showcase Juniper’s industry-leading technologies hindered their ability to leave a lasting impression on clients and partners.Well-being Neglect: Without thoughtful design focused on employee health and comfort, the office struggled to foster a sense of belonging... More
Project • By Sachi Design • Offices
Evergreen Nexus (Wisma IJM)
In the heart of a bustling city, an old building stood quietly, its walls whispering tales of a past era. This 30-year-old structure, once a symbol of its time, was now in need of a new purpose. The challenge was to breathe new life into this confined space, turning it into a modern workspace that values human well-being, productivity, and collaboration. This was not just about renovating a building; it was about creating a space where people could thrive.
thespacestoryteller
The task began with a deep understanding of what makes a workspace truly effective. Research showed that modern work environments need to support both individual focus and team collaboration. They should also promote health and well-being, which means integrating... More