Delta Office by Delta Pods Architects redefines what it means to work in a space that is both functional and inspiring. The design reflects the contrast and collaboration between architectural creativity and engineering precision, merging them into one harmonious environment.
The WORK Shed began with an email titled “Tiny Project?” When a family with a toddler, a baby on the way, and a compact 1919 bungalow found themselves running out of space, they realized their 110-square-foot backyard shed – their current remote office – simply wasn’t enough. They needed a serious upgrade.
Axpo Polska Office by BIT CREATIVE is a modern, functional, and eco-friendly headquarters located in The Warsaw HUB complex. This office reflects Axpo Polska’s commitment to renewable energy and sustainable development while providing a space that inspires creativity and collaboration.
SVB Realty Offices by ZERO9 transforms a landmark office space in Mumbai into a prestigious headquarters. When SVB Realty, a leading developer, acquired a 1,500‑square‑foot space, they turned to ZERO9 for a fresh design that makes a strong first impression and supports modern work needs.
This launch marks The Commons’ thirteenth site across Melbourne and Sydney, reflecting the company’s rapid expansion. Moreover, the design-driven approach aligns with The Commons’ mission to cultivate inspiring workplaces.
Made by Gather, a designer and manufacturer of small appliances based in Manhattan, recently centralized its Montreal operations in a new, larger, and more central space. The goal was to create a more functional and inspiring environment for work teams while meeting each group’s unique needs.
Modern offices are evolving beyond traditional workspaces, becoming dynamic environments that encourage collaboration and connection. The latest project by SAAN Architekci, Fresha Office, exemplifies this shift, blending innovative design with functionality to create a workspace that fosters both productivity and social interaction.
Annie and Dylan, a hairstylist and a landscape designer, needed a flexible space for work and guests without sacrificing their backyard or disrupting the mature landscape. To achieve this, The Perch Bungalow Addition was designed as a 660-square-foot elevated structure, fitting just above the existing bungalow while staying within the City of Austin’s setback limits.
