office & healthcare

Anton Paar Office by Vacons Architects

Anton Paar’s office interior design is a testament to their commitment to providing a cutting-edge, innovative, and employee-centric workspace. The design philosophy embodies a perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality. Upon entering the reception, one is immediately struck by the sense of openness and attractive branding color that permeates the space. The open-plan layout encourages …

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Be infinity sports + social club by LUKSTUDIO

As the living standard of Chinese urbanites continues to rise, their lifestyle habits and preferences evolve as well, becoming more and more sophisticated. Newly opened Be infinity, a next-generation sports and social space geared specifically towards Wuhan‘s upper crust and Gen Z demographics, falls into this category. A subsidiary of Ledong Spacetime Technology, itself founded …

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Private banking client suites by One Space Limited

One Space Limited created a fun and sophisticated space that flows to the outdoors for a private banking company’s client suites in Hong Kong. This project covers flagship Private Banking Client Suites and a multi-faceted Workplace for one of the largest Swiss private banks. Located in Two Taikoo Place, it occupies nearly 100,000 square feet …

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Caivan Offices by Figurr

Figurr completed the Caivan offices with a modern industrial feel for their expansive space in Ottawa, Canada. Figurr Architects Collective’s new head office design redefines the workplace experience for two innovative companies: Caivan and its subsidiary organization, the Advanced Building Innovation Company (ABIC). The design blends modern workplace elements with warm textures and natural light …

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EQ Office by Atelier Cho Thompson

US studio Atelier Cho Thompson has redesigned the shared spaces for an office building in Boston, borrowing shapes and materials from its history for new interior elements. The project involved reimagining the communal areas at 179 Lincoln Street, a full-block building in the city’s Leather District that was constructed as a shoe factory in 1899.