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OTJ Architects designed a confidential global professional services firm’s offices in Dallas, to embody inclusivity and sustainability, fostering collaboration in a dynamic workspace that maximizes natural light and promotes innovation.

Spectorgroup designed a bright, collaborative two-floor office for a renewable energy developer in New York City, emphasizing sustainability and connectivity through innovative design and integrated branding elements.

Studio Didea Architetti Associati reimagines a deconsecrated 16th century church in Palermo as a luminous workspace, seamlessly blending Mediterranean minimalism with historical architecture to create an inspiring environment.

Echelle Architects’ design for a confidential company’s offices in Cairo transforms a traditional workspace into a vibrant, acoustically optimized environment, reflecting the company’s brand while promoting employee collaboration and creativity.

Amicus designed the offices for a private client in Melbourne, a sophisticated and functional workspace, seamlessly blending comfort and luxury through innovative materials and organic curvature.

MoVe Architects transformed 2,400 square meters of aging workspace in Sofia for a leading tech firm, creating a collaborative and acoustic-focused environment that enhances comfort and elevates productivity.

PMG Group designed a workplace strategy focusing on culture, sustainability, and flexibility in Brisbane, Australia, integrating insights into a dynamic and human-centric office design supporting collaboration and individual needs.

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