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© Naho Kubota Text description provided by the architects. Our design for artist Ghada Amers studio sits on the ruins of a burned-down church on Frederick Douglass Boulevard in West Harlem. Our intervention involved the adaptation and transformation of the existing structure into a home, art studio, gallery, and social gathering space for Amer and her partner. © Naho Kubota Our intervention both responds to the heritage of the site and boldly signals itself as a singularly modern space for li...

© Ronan Mezière This new space serves as a transition threshold before entering the workspace. The largely glazed entrance incorporates a few shelves used to display architectural models. At the back, the meeting room is concealed by a striated glass panel, creating a play of light and movement while preserving the privacy of its occupants.  © Ronan Mezière At the corner street, the south-facing window provides the opportunity to install a large glass floor supported on the existing beams,...

© Matthijs van Roon Text description provided by the architects. A former nylon factory is completely transformed into a unique office. A new framework of steel platforms is hung from the existing concrete structure. Vision and design complement each other in this co-creation of HofmanDujardin and Schipper Bosch, situated on the cleantech campus Industriepark Kleefse Waard in Arnhem, Netherlands. The plan builds upon existing qualities and combines extra floor space with a clear routing, trans...

© Jack Hobhouse Text description provided by the architects. alma-nac has repurposed a light industrial warehouse in Southwark into a complex of state- of-the-art professional music studios for The Axis, a new enterprise specialising in the provision of writing and production spaces for music professionals. © Jack Hobhouse The Axis on Ormside is the first facility created by The Axis, a London-based enterprise with ambitions to create a national network of facilities. It plugs a gap in London...

© M. Hamzehloui The first process that occupied our mind was to solve the height and entrance problem. The next point was the longitudinal proportions of the project. The project consisted of three main parts and due to the type of linear proportions of the project, this unit was more like a corridor. Because of the lack of proper daylight, vicinity of the unit facade with the alley, high buildings shading over it, and having a surrounded backyard daylight was blocked these added up to a dark ...

© Fernando Alda Biophilic design, that is: the design that seeks "the innate emotional affiliation of human beings to other living organisms" (Edward O Wilson) ensures that people can be in direct contact with nature, perceiving it with all their senses. This is achieved through the implementation of its layer system: in an immediate layer are the plants that coexist in each of the workspaces and are maintained thanks to ventilation and natural lighting; the second layer is made up of the inte...

Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Cemet, Chana Orloff, Cogolin, Fabrica, Fr/Fr, Hellys, Kimesiz, Kvadrat, Mathieu Merlet Briand, Portobello, Relax Factory © Manfredi Gioacchini Text description provided by the architects. Former sawdust factory located in Pantin. This industrial heritage has been restored to accommodate workshops. The creative agency Marlowe wanted to set up its offices and reserve a space for photoshoots.

Image 2 of 23 from gallery of YAP Office / YAP. Photograph by Kenji Togo

Plan Design offices are often located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of buildings. However, I thought about using this large opening for the 1st floor warehouse to throw out the scenery inside the design office toward the town. The spatial characteristics of the original application will be actively inherited and diverted to the new application. The design office was intended to be a place to connect people to people, a place to connect people to people, and a "laboratory" to create a town. © Kenji...

Plan As a company that researches for natural food and natural natural healthy body, it allows you to feel the value of a nature-friendly company even in the office interior. Green is the main color, and the entire lounge, which is a common space, will be filled with green. Wall molding was used to offset the monotonous part of the long wall, and two colors were used in the series of green, as if natural grass was not one color. © Hong Kiwoong The central lounge area is a simple canteen and sh...