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Atrium co-working space, Camden, by Barr Gazetas

06 Oct 2016

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The Craft of Disruption

19 Aug 2016

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Speakeasy style co-working space by Ben Adams Architects

11 Aug 2016

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Stiff & Trevillion fit out a new site for The Office Group

14 Jun 2016

Pt 4. The co-working takeover: WeWork Devonshire Sq

06 Sep 2015

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Pt 3. The co-working takeover: The Office Group, Borough

27 Aug 2015

Pt 2. The co-working takeover series: Danish firm Spaces

24 Aug 2015

Pt 1. The co-working takeover series: The Den Bedford Square

19 Aug 2015

Sheppard Robson tackles tricky site in Clerkenwell hub

23 Jun 2015

Co-working climbs the corporate ladder

30 Jan 2015

Katy Marks, founder and director of Citizens Design Bureau|The Petal Desk, designed for co-working at The Hub|The Hub Islington|The Everyman Theatre Liverpool|The new theatre maintains the feeling of its predecessor despite being a completely new structure|The writer's study at the Everyman|The team designed every last detail down to the drinks' coasters|The dressing rooms at the Everyman|The facade features images of local residents|Lighting designed for the The Hackney Downs Studio using existing fittings|Lighting designed for the The Hackney Downs Studio using existing fittings|Lighting designed for the The Hackney Downs Studio using existing fittings||

A stirling year for Katy Marks

23 Jan 2015

The lighting installation makes use of the 30m void in the atrium|The refurbished Victorian entrance|The lobby contains a variety of break-out spaces|The spiral staircase, leading from the lobby to the atrium|Tilt's bespoke coffee counter with a built in coffee machine beneath it|The slick-black columns add grandeur to the co-working space|Solid wooden fittings replace the co-working standard plywood|A study in monochrome minimalism in the meeting room|The glass-fronted meeting rooms offer privacy, while maintaining a visual cohesion|Tilt's Quiet chairs|The law library reimagined||

Tilt reimagines co-working for legal professionals

15 Jan 2015

A lo-fi look comes partly from the fact the fit out is temporary|The Victorian factory and 1980s extension are united by a lot of black paint|Furniture came courtesy of SPC Contracts with desks by Unto This Last|Individual spaces for quiet working|Breathe the creative air of Shoreditch in the courtyards and roof terrace|60p a pop cage lights|Protruding timber door frames match the structural beams and supports in the main office||

Buckley Gray Yeoman's back in black

26 Aug 2014

A conference that opens up to create a stage for events|As well as renting workspace by day, week or month, Makeshift hosts events and classes in the space so the design needed to be highly flexible|Phone booths offer privacy within the open space|Wall graphics and a terracotta-pink, hexagonal table lend character to a meeting area|Mismatched furniture in a breakout area|The space retains the "scars" left by loading dock when the building was a pencil factory|From a distance the tables look finished, but up close fasteners and seams are visible|The communal kitchen space|Makeshift Society Brooklyn is the company's second workspace, which follows Makeshift Society San Francisco, created in 2012|The bookcase is concealed behind the conference cube, creating a quiet area|The solid maple entry counter has been designed without “unnecessary angles or arbitrary shapes”||

Makeshift Society Brooklyn by Dash Marshall

13 Aug 2014

A honeycomb-inspired façade for the new Hub Créatic building in Nantes, France|The design is mean to resemble a beehive and suggest intense, highly productive activity inside|Scalable workspaces for 70 tech start-ups at proportional rental fees|The building is situated on La Chantrerie, a campus for private and public higher education establishments||

Tetrarc designs Hub Créatic, Nantes

04 Aug 2014

Ply-clad pods inspired by a camera barrel|Red detailing picks up on Compulsive Production's corporate colour|The pods contain acoustic finishes to dampen sound while they remain visually connected|The design reflects a sci-fi and film noir aesthetic|||

Matt Gibson revamps Aussie film studio

27 Jun 2014

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Otto Block HQ by Gnädinger Architekten

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