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Aroma Joe’s Headquarters supports the next phase of growth for the Maine-based handcrafted beverage franchise while reinforcing its culture, values, and brand identity. SMRT Architects & Engineers designed an addition-ready renovation that doubled the employee space capacity from 50 to 100, with systems and infrastructure sized for expansion.   Ryan Bent Matthew Batista The new workplace was shaped by its employees' voices, providing insights into their needs and goals through surveys and focus groups. A balance of collaboration and social spaces alongside focused, individual workspaces emerged as the primary need. SMRT delivered a free address work environment with a range of quiet and social settings to support a... More

Tucked along the banks of the River Medway in East Farleigh, Kent, stands a striking reminder of Victorian engineering and architectural eclecticism. Built in 1860 by James Pilbrow, this Grade II-listed boiler house is a rare example of Egyptian Revival architecture in Britain – a style that flourished briefly in the mid-nineteenth century, when fascination with the temples of Karnak, Luxor and Edfu – particularly the Temple of Horus – inspired civic and industrial buildings across the country. Once crowned by an extraordinary obelisk chimney, now long vanished, the building had endured decades of change and underuse. Today, through a bold yet sensitive design by Felix Lewis Architecture & Interiors, it has been reimag... More

The Intuit Bayshore Building is the second purpose-built office building on the Mountain View campus of financial technology company Intuit and represents a new generation of workplace design shaped by changing patterns of work. Originally conceived by Clive Wilkinson Architects before the pandemic and redesigned during construction, the building responds to the demands of hybrid working through flexible planning, inclusive environments, and long-term adaptability. Achieving LEED Platinum certification, the four-storey, 178,600-square-foot building accommodates approximately 960 employees while prioritising environmental performance, occupant well-being, and operational resilience. Jason O'Rear   Flexible workplaces and long-te... More

Located within Coppermaker Square, a build-to-rent residential development in Stratford, London, Conductor reinterprets the contemporary workplace as a restorative environment within a dense urban context. Designed by Studio Multi for International Workplace Group (IWG), the flexible workspace accommodates private offices, meeting rooms, collaborative areas, touchdown spaces, and a café within a setting that prioritises wellbeing, adaptability, and long-term usability. Drawing inspiration from palm courts, Moorish architecture, Bedouin camps, and the grand hotels of the early twentieth century, the project creates an atmosphere that encourages both focused work and informal social interaction. Jasper Fry   Biophilic desi... More

For over a decade, a concrete and steel skeleton defined the city’s landscape, remaining as a suspended promise within the characteristically horizontal urban fabric that shapes Pisa’s skyline. The transformation of the North Tower by ATI Project addresses this very context as an act of urban regeneration, converting a structure originally intended for residential use into a 14-story Business Center. The project provides the area with the city's first true corporate tower, a hub capable of converging the excellence of a district heavily defined by its academic, healthcare, and technological presence. Rather than passively adapting to its surroundings, the intervention acts as an urban catalyst, subsequently unlocking the destiny... More

The 13 levels of adaptable workspace at NAB 3PS are connected by the red staircase that has become the motif of Woods Bagot’s collaborations with NAB. The integrated fitout project in Sydney’s Parramatta was designed in parallel with NAB 2CS, the latest NAB workplace in Sydney’s CBD. Hand in hand, these two workspaces form a NAB Sydney campus, offering Woods Bagot the unique opportunity to boldly transform the NAB experience for 6000 employees. Trevor Mein Trevor Mein The design response for the NAB 3PS project was informed by an ‘emerging’ project persona, in contrast to the ‘respected’ persona of its NAB 2CS counterpart. The ‘emerging’ theme focused on creating a raw, authe... More

Design Infinity brought People vision to life with a striking interior fit out at Yas Creative Hub, Yas Island. The new workspace fuels innovation, fosters collaboration, and empowers the global creative agency’s team to deliver their most inspired work. Some of the interior features include a conference space with natural wood finishes and organic design elements, creating a warm yet contemporary setting. Design Infinity Design Infinity Design Infinity Design Infinity Design Infinity Design Infinity More

Design Infinity was appointed as the fit-out contractor for the DNV office, undertaking a comprehensive interior transformation that embodies DNV’s values of trust, transparency, and well-being. Alex Jeffries The scope encompassed full turnkey solutions, executed with a focus on detail and user-centric design. Signature features include a biophilic lounge enhanced with olive trees, a serene Japanese Zen garden with bonsai, a custom-built aquarium, and strategically integrated acoustic treatments—all curated to foster wellness, collaboration, and a sense of tranquility within the workspace. Alex Jeffries The open-plan ground floor presents a harmonious blend of functionality and refined aesthetics. It features earthy... More

Six years after designing Southeastern’s London headquarters, our latest project marks the next step in a trusted partnership. Tasked with creating a dynamic new training centre in Ashford, we were asked to deliver a purpose-built environment that would empower their people, support recruitment goals, and reflect the identity of one of the UK’s most recognised transport operators. Southeastern was transitioning from a dated 1960s facility with poor acoustics, limited climate control, and a disconnected layout. Their vision was clear: to build a forward-thinking, inclusive space where every member of staff could learn, connect, and thrive. Oliver Pohlmann The new centre needed to accommodate everything from onboarding new d... More

For nearly a decade, we’ve partnered with Headland on their evolving workplace journey, beginning with their first office fit out in 2017, followed by a significant expansion in 2022. Their latest chapter called for a workspace that would bring their growing team together on a single floor—strengthening connections, improving communication, and creating a space that truly reflects their people-first culture.  Caption As a leading reputation consultancy with a bold vision, Headland wanted a space that felt polished and professional without the rigidity of a traditional corporate environment.   Caption “This was about creating a workplace that embodies Headland’s drive and energy, while still feel... More

At Bech-Bruun, a diverse range of workspaces combine with a modern-yet-timeless aesthetic to form a modern law office that inspires to balance collaboration and concentration. Meanwhile, the client facilities offer truly spectacular settings for building new relations, while bustling social spaces at street level ground the company in its community. Tomas Bertelsen Tomas Bertelsen By embracing an innovative workplace design, Bech-Bruun positions itself as a forward-thinking law firm which can attract next-gen legal talents now and in the future. Companies increasingly innovate to meet the needs of their employees, but the law industry has remained largely traditional. Tomas Bertelsen Tomas Bertelsen To remain an attrac... More

The main task was to reflect the culture and spirit of the company through design elements. One such element is the logo wall. It welcomes the visitors of the showroom and represents the main message of the company. The logo wall is made of more than two hundred paracords of blue color randomly arranged in space and connecting 2 floors. Light passing through the logo wall falls on a white surface and creates a unique shadow pattern. Caption The main goal was to maximize openness and to combine all functions into one single bright and interconnected space. All important areas are located closer to daylight. The rest, such as a cafeteria and meeting rooms, are arranged closer to the center of the floor plate. The open workspace and the... More

With its contemporary design and innovative solutions, Zénite's new space integrates bespoke joinery, acoustic comfort and natural lighting to create an inspiring and welcoming work environment The Zénite Arquitetura e Construção office, led by Giselle Benedetti, presents its new workspace, designed to be more than just a corporate environment: it is also a showroom, a place of interaction and inspiration, which conveys the brand's values and identity in every detail. The office was designed to be an extension of Zénite itself, reflecting the choices and solutions that characterize the team's work, while offering a functional and welcoming environment. Maurício Moreno Elements that transform... More

AP Pension sought a new headquarters designed to foster greater transparency and connectivity among employees while enhancing the work environment to support their daily activities. PLH designed both the architecture and interior of the new headquarters, creating inspiring workspaces for employees while also opening up and sharing facilities with the neighboring bank headquarters for Nykredit and the surrounding community. The headquarters of AP Pension and Nykredit is called Svanemølleholmen.    Kontraframe   AP Pension is a 100 percent customer-owned pension company that recognized the need for a new headquarters aligned with its values of openness on multiple levels – fostering greater transparency an... More