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At Walter-Benjamin-Platz in Berlin, a 370 m² office space once characterized by dark corridors and closed-off rooms has been reimagined as a light-filled, modern workplace. What was previously a traditional cellular layout has evolved into an open and representative environment that is functional, inviting, and flexible. Peter Margis Peter Margis The design objective was clear: open the structure, enhance acoustics and lighting, and modernize the entire interior — from kitchenette to sanitary areas to furnishings — while preserving spatial clarity. The new layout supports contemporary ways of working and increases the attractiveness of the office, a key factor in encouraging employees to return. Peter Margis... More

The Tederic International Center is located in Qiantang District, Hangzhou, within the Hangzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone. The project consolidates office, hotel, commercial, and manufacturing functions into a single campus, supporting the ongoing transformation of China’s manufacturing sector toward higher-value, technology-driven production. Developed for Tederic, a publicly listed manufacturer of injection moulding and die-casting machines with operations globally, the project establishes a centralized base for research, production, and corporate activities. The campus spans 33,335 square meters, with a total built-up area of 75,117 square meters, comprising three primary buildings and a smart factory. Caption... More

The historic palace from 1860 was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt from 1952 to 1955 based on a design by architect Carl Appel. The new construction represents a classic architectural style from the 1950s. Our approach is to view projects holistically, placing people at the center. "Human-centered design" guides all our projects. The goal was to create an area-efficient, open office layout with high demands on room acoustics and quality. Therefore, the intention was to maximize the volume of space. Suspended ceilings were omitted in the open office structures. The increased ceiling area due to the cap ceiling was reinforced with fireproof plaster, which also meets the required sound absorption for the work zones, making the existin... More

Most offices for tech companies are characterized by consistency and technical precision, but the design of the mgm office in Ho Chi Minh City offers a completely different perspective. Located on the bustling Hai Ba Trung Street, one of the central areas of District 3, this new office adopts a green-themed concept, inspired by the success of the company's office in Da Nang. Caption Despite the office spanning five floors, its location in an alley surrounded by taller buildings makes the efficient arrangement of work, rest, and recreational areas crucial. The ground floor and mezzanine, with limited natural light, are designated for dining, rest, and entertainment. The second floor, with its open heart area, connects to the first floo... More

Established in 2011, The Sandbox stands out as a premier metaverse platform game developer. Situated in the lively Culver City neighborhood of Los Angeles, this place is not your average headquarters; it’s a tangible example of a flagship space where the metaverse effortlessly blends with the laid-back West Coast vibes, forming an office and event space for the forward-thinkers and innovators. Scottie Cameron Caption Scottie Cameron The company’s hero product, The Sandbox Game, is an Ethereum-based gaming platform boasting over 16 million players and partnerships with global brands like Gucci, Adidas, Atari, and Warner Music, to mention a few. In the game, you can craft, own, and monetize your gaming experience,... More

The aim of the project was to renew the old head office, creating a new layout and giving the spaces a new peculiar style. We worked mainly with brass, that is the material used by IVAR to create the hydronic components they sell. In general the style is very technical, in line with the DNA of the company. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption More

The client, a hydronic components and systems company, needed to renew its old offices and build a new structure to host workshops, conferences, workplaces, recreation activities and exhibitions, and that includes the loading bays too, as part of the logistics. So the aim was a building that was as flexible as possible. Furthermore, it should be very characterizing and iconic, symbolizing the spirit of the company, making it immediately recognisable. Caption Caption Caption Caption The concept started from the company's DNA (technology, innovation and dynamism), and from company's colours and logo. So the building has been designed as a big orange cube that opens itself to the surroundings through cuts in its suface. Th... More

KDDI connects people's lives and ideas around the world. We aimed to create a people-friendly office that places "well-being" at the center of the concept as an office that will evolve the power of connection. Caption Caption Caption As the one of the proposed idea, Central Collaboration Hub is located in the most heavy traffic junction spot to emphasis the various kind of coincident communications. Caption Caption Caption The bottom height of the building's window frame is lowered by the raised floor, making the outside view more accessible and intimate. Caption Caption The guest zone and collaboration area are integrated with the combination of the light oak and the beige colour with slight pink... More

This is a serene and modern office space, located in one of the prominent neighbourhoods of Pune, India. The interior of the office embraces an open plan, featuring spacious and well-lit areas that promote natural light flow. The interplay between light and shadow creates a dynamic and inviting atmosphere, elevating the overall ambience. Pranit Bora Pranit Bora Pranit Bora Pranit Bora Spread across a humble footprint of 450sq.ft, this workspace is designed with an intent to create an inspiring, comforting and productive environment. Material palate is kept minimal, Birch plywood being the primary material, is used in its nature texture & colour along with glass which is both a transitory passage and defining feature... More

The idea for this mixed-use project located in Bangalore, was context based and inspired by the architects need for an office space while retaining the residential flavor of the layout. This ground-up 4-story mixed-use building contains the architect’s office and apartments. Shamanth Patil Photography Shamanth Patil Photography Shamanth Patil Photography The minimalistic and contemporary built form is a composite structure of concrete and mild steel. The building’s appearance was also created in response to the surrounding landscape and features a kinetic facade that moves with the wind; while creating interesting shadow patterns throughout the day. By incorporating motion into architecture, the occupants have an... More

Located on the outskirts of Western Sydney, Big Blue comprises two office & warehouse units developed for light industrial activity, storage, and distribution. Big Blue adopts and refines the standard functional warehouse plan of its neighbours through the practical uses of volume, colour, and material, ultimately shaping an asymmetrical structure that transforms across the course of a day. It is a space that prioritizes function without sacrificing presence, one where the solid meets the fused, the vertical meets the horizontal, and the vibrant meets the elemental. Sara Vita Photography Sara Vita Photography The building is split in three: office, parking, warehouse. The generous office mezzanine volume is wrapped in polycar... More

Immersion in the Mountains and Sea In order to create a casual image of the corporate brand, we brought the warm atmosphere of a vacation into the space, taking inspiration from both mountain and sea. In the lounge area at the entrance of the office, particular elements were utilized to convey a warm feeling and to symbolize the entrance to an urban jungle, such as curved booth seating, a special wooden grid pattern, and wooden floors. Walking along the main thoroughfare, the large and small meeting rooms and the chairman's room placed behind curtains of glass gives one feelings similar to the atmosphere of the ocean, mountains, and grasslands with the colors of blue and green.  Hey!Cheese Hey!Cheese Hey!Cheese Hey!C... More

Where’s House WarehouseBlurring the Boundaries Between Home, Office, and Context ©Spaceshift Studio ©Spaceshift Studio ©Spaceshift Studio ©Spaceshift Studio In the realm of architecture, the Where's House Warehouse emerges as a versatile space that transcends the conventional boundaries of living, working, storage, and communal interaction. The design prioritizes the quality of life for the building's users, serving as the central hub for a company specializing in importing vaccine and nutritional supplement distribution for the agricultural sector in Thailand. With the existing main office in operation, the need arose to expand storage space into a new office-warehouse hybrid located at the en... More

The memory of a space... The structure, the textures, the light... This new space was born out of the desire to have a new office that conveys our image as Em Paralelo architecture firm and the desire to pay homage to my father, Carlos Bernardino Maia Santos, who had already helped with the start of this new adventure. https://www.ivotavares.net/ The father who taught me to live in the intricacies of construction, who always told me how beautiful it would be to design, build and see "space born"... as if it were a child... The father who is not here today, but who proudly continues to be praised. A father to whom I say, thank you very much! And so it was, as a contractor... and today, albeit in a different way, but with great ten... More