By: Stephen Searer |
Published: February 10th, 2012 |
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Credit Suisse has aimed to implement a non-territorial approach to the workplace, which as we have seen recently, is becoming quite popular across Europe. Designed by Camenzind Evolution, the Zurich office is designed to assist with “smart working”. Smart Working “focuses on harnessing technology to enable flexibility and workplace preferences.” [1] It is also looking at results [...]
By: Stephen Searer |
Published: February 8th, 2012 |
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Lightspace is company with a group of spaces that can be rented out for events and exhibitions, but they’ve also got one office rental space which has a pretty great look. *cough* Shipping Containers in Offices *cough*
By: Stephen Searer |
Published: February 8th, 2012 |
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Last week we were able to see Unilever’s Swiss headquarters that gave us an introduction to agile offices. Today, we have another example from Unilever in New Jersey. A little more about the project from HDR Inc, the architects of the project: The design team developed a dynamic planning concept that, by allowing for a [...]
By: Stephen Searer |
Published: February 7th, 2012 |
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I’ve seen a few images of this office around the web, but recently came across a full set on the architect’s website. A little about the project from the architect Klein Dytham. “TBWA is a global advertising company working with Nissan, Apple, Adidas and many more. Hakuhodo, Japan’s 2nd largest agency, works with Nissan globally. [...]
By: Stephen Searer |
Published: February 7th, 2012 |
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Applicake is one of the companies that we’ve features numerous times because they are constantly redesigning their space or growing as a company. I’ve enjoyed watching their style progress. This to this to this to today’s post. The latest expansion doubled the size of their office because of their growth to 22 employees. The new space [...]
By: Stephen Searer |
Published: February 6th, 2012 |
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Ran across an image of Albert Einstein’s desk and is reminded me of a post I had done about Steve Jobs after he passed last year. Both desks were what some would call ‘not organized in any particular fashion’. So I thought I’d poke around for more brilliant people’s desks when lo’ and behold I [...]
By: Stephen Searer |
Published: February 6th, 2012 |
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iCrete is essentially a think tank, but one that thinks about concrete. Their office won Contract Magazine’s award fro best small office of 2011. A little about the space from Contract Magazine: “This is a think tank balancing privacy and transparency: glass-enclosed private offices line the perimeter, and open meeting areas and a central enclosure [...]