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Wallpaper* Workspace: our vision for modern office designWith Howick Place in London as our host, we imagined a new environment that recognises and rewards this commitment of time and energy
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Making a modern office: Matheson Whiteley and BDG transform Sea Containers House -
A minimalist house is converted into an office in Mexico CityDesigning an office space as a stimulus for ideas, Archetonic added a façade of green woven plastic cables, colourful sculpture and private outdoor patios to each meeting room
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Abu Dhabi office design is child’s playUnleash your inner child and explore interior designer Pallavi Dean’s playful and colourful new office space for Abu Dhabi’s Early Childhood Authority
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Schemata design a cake shop for a food photography studio in Tokyo -
Tokyo Tardis: Apollo Architects slot office into a family home -
Sam Jacob Studio to design the new Cartoon Museum in London -
Le Corbusier's Claude & Duval factory, France -
WeWork’s Miguel McKelvey says design is all about connecting people -
Born again: Gaudí’s meticulously restored Casa Vicens reopens in Barcelona -
Moving day: RSHP relocates to the Leadenhall Building -
The spirit of Stanley Kubrick is present in Optimist Design's monochrome LA lair for Three Six Zero -
BuckleyGrayYeoman adds new layers to a 1920s building in east London -
On site with 3XN at the International Olympic Committee HQ in Lausanne -
Window of Hope: the Kyiv office of Bogdanova BureauWhen Russia invaded Ukraine, the team at Bogdanova design studio left their newly-designed Kyiv office. Photographed before the war, they share the story of an office that has a deep meaning, and to which they one day hope to return
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Heatherwick Studio's Coal Drops Yard in Kings Cross to open in October -
In the neighbourhood: Joe Gebbia’s modular office furniture for Bernhardt Design -
Fitting tribute: a new homeware collection from Berluti is a high-spirited homage to modern European designA new homeware collection from Berluti is a high-spirited homage to modern European design
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The Kai Art Center opens in a renovated submarine factory in TallinnTallinn-based KAOS Architects leads a sensitive restoration of an avant garde industrial building by the sea for the new Kai Art Center. Once a submarine-making warehouse for the Russian Tsar, the concrete building with 6m ceiling heights and gracefully arching roof was an ideal spot for the previously nomadic contemporary arts organisation.
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Concrete plans: inside KAAN Architecten’s Rotterdam offices -
KAAN Architecten injects new life into a historic building in The Hague -
Bucolic block: Herzog & de Meuron reveals designs for a Swiss lakeside office -
Ibañez Shaw's Fort Worth Camera Studios land in Texas -
Glenn Sestig transforms brutalist Belgian monument into contemporary workspace -
Finkernagel Ross completes decade-long refresh of German steel factory -
Art1 Office is an Athens workspace rebornArchitecture studio Neiheiser Argyros meticulously revamps an Athens workspace through colours and shapes in Art1 Office
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Creative Units, Aberystwyth, by Heatherwick Studio
