Box in the Box, an Ideal Office
The direct architectural logic of “BOX IN THE BOX”, coupled with outdoor space, naturally forms a three-layered nested structure, in which the inside is the outside, and vice versa.
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65 Woodbridge Road for Mayfair Capital
Mayfair Capital appointed Oktra’s Regional team to refurbish and optimise their commercial property at 65 Woodbridge Road in Guildford; an area that has experienced strong rental growth and investor interest in recent years.
Video-Gaming Office / Abramson Architects
This newly completed video-gaming office incorporates elements common to their crowd-funded RPGs (role-playing games). Unexpected details, such as a steampunk entry lounge and vault door in the main conference room
Office of Blocks – A Small Office Using Functional Cabinetry as Ornament
‘Office of Blocks’ is a small office designed for an HR and financial advisory firm in Hong Kong. The project explores how a tiny office with low ceilings (7’4”) could flex with diverse occupancies (4 to 18)…
AmberMeeting Office by HONGDesignworks
AmberMeeting Office locates in the concrete jungle of Xi’an Central Business District, the designer hopes to create a quiet and comfortable place of work and communication.
How Designing for More Than Just Work Invigorates People and Cities
COVID-19 has triggered an increased adoption of a mixed work-setting approach, with the ABS noting two in five employed people worked from home at least once a week in February 2021, in contrast to one quarter doing…
Happy Money Office by Rapt Studio
Happy Money is on a mission to turn borrowers into savers by helping people pay off credit card debt, empowering them to establish a better relationship with money in the process.
Pacific Shores Center by Valerio Dewalt Train
The Pacific Shores Center—once an industrial hub for timber milling and ship construction, is now a business center that’s home to a range of tech companies.
New Mountain View Office – Dropbox by AP+I Design
Dropbox’s new Mountain View office brought a Silicon Valley presence to their real estate portfolio. The location, just steps away from the Castro Street train station, was meant to attract and retain engineers living in the area.