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A thoughtfully planned office workspace featuring warm wood finishes, integrated storage, comfortable workstations, and a contemporary open staircase.  Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah The design balances functionality with a warm and professional atmosphere for everyday work. Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah More

The automotive industry is undergoing a profound transformation. Brands are no longer defined only by the vehicles they produce, but by the technologies, experiences, and communities they create around mobility. Renault Istanbul Experience Center emerged from this shift. As one of Renault’s flagship destinations worldwide and the second implementation of the brand’s new-generation experience concept after Paris La Fayette, the project was conceived not as a showroom, but as a public platform where innovation, technology, communication, and human interaction coexist. İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar Five principles guided the design... More

The new YTONG Headquarters in Istanbul translates the identity of one of Xella’s most significant building materials directly into architecture. A clear, monolithic volume stands in the urban landscape like an oversized building block. Yet its true meaning emerges from what is taken away from it: the void. tuncer cakmakli architects A courtyard is carved from the centre of the block, becoming a shared space for life and work around which administration, marketing and development are organized. Visual connections, terraces and galleries bring people together, transforming the office building into a small community — a city within the block. Towards the outside, the building remains calm, precise and tectonic. It does not i... More

Kuroki is a refined workplace designed by Studio Allan Marshall, shaped by Japanese design principles and a focus on restraint, materiality and craft. The name comes from the Japanese word for black wood, setting the tone for an interior that feels grounded, tactile and quietly confident. Set on the top floor above Sydney’s CBD, the space is filled with natural light. A restrained palette of warm timber, raw concrete and deep black detailing creates contrast without visual noise, bringing richness and warmth to the existing architectural shell. Robert Nilsson Robert Nilsson Robert Nilsson Robert Nilsson Robert Nilsson Japanese joinery techniques informed the design language throughout. Precise junctions, lay... More

Design Infinity delivered the interiors of Parkin, Dubai’s leading parking platform, helping users find parking spaces and manage their parking with ease. The workplace reflects the pace of a business that serves millions of journeys across Dubai. Open workstations support Parkin’s day-to-day operations, while meeting rooms and breakout areas give teams dedicated spaces to coordinate and connect.  Design Infinity Design Infinity Curved forms, bronze detailing, integrated greenery, and continuous linear lighting give the office a distinct visual identity, complemented by glass partitions that maintain openness between teams. Design Infinity Design Infinity More

In the spatial diagram commonly found in industrial environments, there is often a profound separation between the production sector—characterized by harsh, noisy workshops—and the management sector, which typically consists of calm and sterile office spaces. Over time, this spatial isolation can lead to a loss of empathetic connection between managers and the physical needs and hardships of workers, ultimately harming the workforce. Mahyar Arab Bourbour The interior architecture concept of this project was developed to address this gap and transform the administrative environment into an “awakening medium.” Within this approach, architecture serves as a tool for bringing the visual, auditory, and tactile trace... More

A new office for Azan, a Polish distributor of premium pet food, isn't located in a city centre or an office building. It was built next to the company's own warehouse, in a logistics park near Radom, in central Poland. Offices like this are usually the poor cousins of the workplace world: a few rooms bolted onto a hall, done to a minimum. There are thousands of them across Europe. We agreed with the client at the very start that this one would give people the same experience we design into the best city buildings. Daniel Remian Daniel Remian Daniel Remian Daniel Remian The constraint was floor area. A single space had to hold desks for both office and warehouse staff, meeting and training rooms, a canteen, a coffee p... More

Studio PROTOTYPE and ZENBER Architects have recently completed the transformation of Rijkskantoor B73 in The Hague, home to three ministries: the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Nature; the Ministry of Climate and Green Growth; and the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Originally designed by Gijsbert Friedhoff, the historic building at Bezuidenhoutseweg 73 was later expanded in 2012 by Dam & Partners, further shaping its architectural legacy. The project aimed to modernize and renovate key areas within the complex, creating a flexible, sustainable, and future-proof government workspace. Jeroen Musch Jeroen Musch Jeroen Musch The challenge was to optimize these spaces for multifunctional use, with a str... More

MOST IT Hub is a 1,200 m² office interior in Almaty, Kazakhstan, designed by Alexandra Tsipkun — the professional name of Alexandra Chernov, founder of Tsipkun Interiors. Completed in 2022, the three-storey workplace translates the landscape of Almaty into an interior concept. Tsipkun Interiors — photographs by Alexandra Chernov Tsipkun Interiors — photographs by Alexandra Chernov Tsipkun Interiors — photographs by Alexandra Chernov Tsipkun Interiors — photographs by Alexandra Chernov Tsipkun Interiors — photographs by Alexandra Chernov The three floors represent the foothills, hills and high mountains. Each level develops its own atmosphere while remaining part of one coher... More

The design for the offices of the jewelry company Gall’Oro stems from the desire to translate the brand’s identity into a recognizable, contemporary physical space that is consistent with the world of jewelry making. The circle—a symbolic element of jewelry and the basis of the company’s logo—becomes the defining motif of the design. Not merely as decoration, but as a formal and conceptual structure: in the ring-shaped pendant lamps, in the graphics applied to the glass, in the design of the reception desk, and in the details of the custom-made furnishings. Vertigo & Partners Vertigo & Partners Vertigo & Partners The entrance is conceived as an iconic and instantly recognizable elem... More

The IT company's offices are located in the heritage-protected old Mladinska knjiga printing house, originally designed by architect Savin Sever. They occupy two thirds of the aisle of the otherwise tripartite, formerly industrial building. Ana Skobe Ana Skobe Ana Skobe In designing the new interior, three new galleries/islands have been placed in the open aisle of the printing house. They are set back from the existing characterful load-bearing structure, thus creating a variety of ambiences in the space, while at the same time allowing for a better use of the space. The galleries are positioned in the space according to the needs and possibilities of combining the company's programmes. Ana Skobe Ana Skobe Ana... More

Occupying the top three floors of Varso Tower, Baker McKenzie's new Warsaw headquarters is a workplace that surprises with its understated elegance and layered narrative. Blending the calm aesthetics of Japandi with the dynamic spirit of New York, the 4,000-square-metre office creates a working environment tailored to contemporary ways of living and working. It is a carefully composed landscape of architecture, craftsmanship, art and materiality that tells a story about balance. Fotomohito/Bit Creative Architecture that tells a story Designed by the architects of BIT CREATIVE, Baker McKenzie's new Warsaw office was conceived as more than a highly functional workplace for a global law firm. It is an environment designed to create an e... More

The renovation of the listed storefront office, dating from 1900 in Munich Schwabing, was conceived as an open-ended design process. Rather than defining the intervention entirely in advance, decisions were made throughout construction in direct response to the historic building fabric revealed on site. As the existing finishes were carefully removed, original layers of the building came to light, including historic wall prints, the original herringbone parquet flooring, and ceiling heights of up to 3.7m. These discoveries became the starting point for the subsequent design, informing material selection, detailing, and every architectural intervention. Damaged wall surfaces were intentionally repaired with raw plaster, while traces of the... More

ALTA Integra collaborated with M Moser Associates Singapore as the Audio Visual Consultant for the audiovisual system design of Nokia Indonesia's corporate headquarters at Capital Place, Jakarta. This corporate audiovisual project was designed to support a modern workplace that prioritizes collaboration, communication, and seamless connectivity through integrated, reliable, and user-friendly audiovisual technology. ALTA Integra ALTA Integra ALTA Integra ALTA Integra The project scope included the audiovisual system design for the lobby, boardroom, meeting rooms, training rooms, town hall, cafeteria, collaboration spaces, and various supporting work areas. Each space was designed to accommodate presentations, video confe... More