LAAB Architecture’s work on the Plus Company Campus & Cossette Offices illustrates how a well-designed office can significantly influence business outcomes and employee satisfaction. By focusing on user experience, fostering collaboration, and creating a sophisticated aesthetic, the design has set a new standard for post-pandemic workplaces.
The Service Apartment project, designed by ZERO9 for a Delhi-based family with a large business presence in Mumbai, embodies the essence of “a home away from home.” The clients sought a simple, minimalist retreat, and ZERO9 delivered by designing a space that highlights the stunning views of the Mumbai creek and skyline.
Nestled in Melbourne’s east, Holland House, designed by David Noordhoff, stands as a beautiful example of how preservation and innovation can work in harmony. This renovation and addition project redefines a single-story home, blending the charm of its original structure with modern elements, making it suitable for a growing family.
The Sergio Miralles Podiatry Clinic project by Vitale Studio presents a fresh and innovative approach in the podiatry field. This project, led by expert podiatrist Sergio Miralles, offers a clear departure from traditional clinical designs by focusing on patient experience.
Grupo Arquitectura designed Four Houses Pinares with the goal of integrating architecture into the natural surroundings. Situated on a descending, wooded terrain, the project includes four independent two-level houses that share common amenities.
The Avis Office Space, designed by BIT CREATIVE, spans 770 square meters in Warsaw, Poland. Reflecting Avis Budget Group’s mission to offer a stress-free experience for its customers, the new headquarters equally demonstrates the company’s dedication to creating a comfortable and dynamic work environment for its employees.
The Canopy CLT House, designed by Sydney-based firm Still Space Architecture, is a peaceful, modern home located in the riverside suburb of Putney. The house uniquely blends Scandinavian and Japanese design influences while adhering to the principles of Passive House sustainability.
The Uppercut LA Workspace, designed by Murdock Solon Architects, is an 8,349-square-foot post-production facility in Culver City. It occupies two connected mid-century warehouse buildings, redesigned to blend both private and public workspaces. The facility includes private editing rooms, public lounges, and acoustically isolated recording rooms.
