Alfonso Quiroga|Alfonso Quiroga|Alfonso Quiroga|Alfonso Quiroga|Alfonso Quiroga|Alfonso Quiroga||Vitra chairs and real trees riff on the Foundation’s arboreal logo|The side-street entrance, spruced up with benches and a living wall|The ground floor conference room, which can seat up to 200|In crisply outlined black and white, a new staircase is the architects’ most significant layout change|The main desk area use only furniture to break up the space|A timber lantern directs non-UV-filtered light down to the trees below||
18 Mar 2013

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