Transform your workspace into a dynamic, adaptable, and collaborative environment with these products that meet the diverse needs of your workforce.
Paul Dingley of JEB Group and Sally Tam of Lexta shed light on workplace trends that are shaping their product offerings and how sustainability is becoming an integral part of their business strategies.
The practice’s new office on the CBD fringe of Singapore is inclusive, healthy, purposeful and designed for human connection.
The latest design from Bean Buro provides a place of learning, a space to connect and the ideal environment to present the essence of iconic retail brands and it’s called Moulding Talent.
What would entice you back into the office? For the Cotton On campus in Geelong, Australia, Greg Natale solves the dilemma with a set of luxe and soulful facilities. Work never looked so good!
The pandemic-driven disruption of how we work has been painful for both companies and employees. But it is also providing an opportunity for everyone to recalibrate how we want the future of work to look like.
Inspired by water, the new Hogan Lovells office in Beijing supports fluid ways of working, while bringing people together in an inviting space. Designed by MCX Interior, the workspace sets a new standard in China’s capital city.
Together with ANZ, Foolscap Studio has reinvented corporate amenities through the highly detailed, bespoke and materiality-rich fit-out of ANZ Open House.
Nine agile work zones are packed within a petite 32-square-metre footprint which serves as an extension of the main office.
Inspired by water, the new Hogan Lovells office in Beijing supports fluid ways of working, while bringing people together in an inviting space. Designed by MCX Interior, the workspace sets a new standard in China’s capital city.
The flexible work spaces of RMBL’s new head office, designed by GOLDEN, have transformed the mortgage manager’s conventional practices in favour of an activity based working model.
How can architecture positively impact less-than-ideal manufacturing practices in developing countries? With Jakob Factory, Rollimarchini Arkitekten and G8A Architects propose a new factory typology that puts an emphasis on the well-being of the people and the land.