I IN creates “living lounge” for Tokyo office in museum building
Local design studio I IN has updated the reception lounge for a Tokyo office, adding a verdant plant centrepiece and a sculptural ceramic installation. More
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Roar combines traditional Emirati elements with contemporary design for Ajman Ruler’s Court
Design studio Roar aimed to create a “world-class government building” for Ajman Ruler’s Court in the UAE, which holds the office of Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi. More
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Perron squeezes all its “colourful operations” under one roof in three-storey Québec building
Canadian interior design studio Perron has revamped an early 20th-century building in Québec City to house its studio and showroom alongside the home of founder Nathalie Perron. More
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Allsteel champions invisible disabilities as part of broader inclusive workplace design
Promotion: Allsteel is putting inclusivity at the heart of its design strategy, with products and applications that improve the office experience for people with disclosed as well as invisible disabilities. More
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Wedge references “European way and culture” for design of own studio in Montreal
Design agency Wedge drew on the aesthetic of Danish brand Frama when creating Wedge House, its office in Montreal, which features a dusty-pastel colour palette and custom-made furniture. More
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“I wander into office lobbies wherever I go and it delivers no end of disappointment”
Too many office-building lobbies are being turned into soulless spaces with the same Apple Store aesthetic, writes Anthony Paletta. More
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Tengbom fills Stockholm studio with repurposed materials from previous office
Swedish architecture office Tengbom has set up its studio inside a renovated 1930s factory in Stockholm, with a demountable fit-out that relies almost entirely on reused and existing elements. More
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Firm Architects designs APPM office to evoke the “battle between water and clay”
Landscapes of the Netherlands informed the design of this office in Hoofddorp by local studio Firm Architects, which features a curving brick wall and reflective materials referencing the role of water in Dutch culture. More
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Ping-pong tables are out and “control” is in, say panellists addressing Joy at Work
Promotion: workers are returning to the office and workplace design is set to cater to their needs like never before, according to speakers at a panel discussion hosted by Dezeen and furniture brand Steelcase. More
