PFU coworking space in Belgrade, designed by FREYA Architects, reimagined an office into a cozy, cafe-like environment inspired by Yugoslav aesthetics with natural materials and a connection to the urban landscape.
x+why‘s latest London space, The Kenrick, boasts a unique Shoreditch-style warehouse and mews building conversion with sustainable design elements, fostering a community of purpose-driven companies.
The design of Bridge+ by adrianse* in Chennai embodies the company’s vision by offering diverse work settings, memorable brand expressions, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere with a focus on user wellness.
3North partnered with developers to repurpose historic Woolen Mills into a commercial space, focusing on preserving historical elements and designing a collaborative tech headquarters with nature-inspired, employee-centric features.
Ware Malcomb designed Hej!Workshop by Industrious, a collaborative flexible workspace in San Francisco’s Mid-Market district, accommodating up to 500 workers with a mix of offices, shared spaces, and amenities.
Material Works Architecture transformed Huckletree Kensington in London into a vibrant, sustainable shared workspace emphasizing collaboration and creativity by using innovative, low-embodied energy materials, diverse textures, and a focus on occupant wellness.
3g office designed the AFZ offices in Heredia, Costa Rica, a modern, inclusive, and flexible coworking space with warm colors, textures, diverse areas, and a welcoming atmosphere.