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BCO 2018 Conference: 'We chose Berlin because it's a cool, edgy, and changing city'

11 May 2018

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BCO Conference Chair, Katrina Kostic Samen, looks ahead to the sold-out Berlin Annual Conference

08 May 2018

Vast proportions in the lounge make for a dramatic setting|The design plays off the building's history giving eccentric twists to traditional features|We designed our plasterwork but made it enormous|Prowling leopards and jumbo plasterwork in the reception corridor|The restaurant incorporates emerald-green upholstery with materials such as wood, brick and white panelling|A glass-enclosed fireplace links the lounge to the courtyard|The colour scheme is a modern take on historical palettes||Restful bedrooms temper the exuberant common areas|Hotel Zoo is based around the corner from the Berlin Zoo|||

Powerstrip Studio's Hotel Zoo in Berlin

10 Feb 2015

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Bocci's textured-light pendants

27 Jan 2015

Tiered seating under the stairs. Brickword hints at the building's past life as a brewery|Wooden lockers are customised by staff with multi-coloured table-tennis balls|Communal spaces have been designed to comfortably fit both large and small groups|Workstations are arranged around long tables with no dividing space|Naps are welcome in padded cubicles that can be curtained off|OSB fins running along the ceiling help to dampen acoustics|The former Berlin brewery that is now SoundCloud's German HQ||

Berlin brewery becomes SoundCloud HQ

13 Nov 2014

"It's not a game, it's football"|A white-striped greenway winds around the open-plan office and ends in football nets|Arrows and marks on the floor refer to the 'team playbook'|The canteen contains foosball tables and scarves from various football teams|The mini football arena for events, presentations and watching matches from across the world|||

Onefootball HQ: a football fanatic's fantasy

06 Oct 2014

Once printers, the Berlin office of Covus keeps some industrial details|The ground floor serves as a reception area, cafe and events space|Coloured walls and a parquet floor soften the industrial steel staircases|With a futuristic starkness, the boardroom has a no-nonsense aesthetic|A sublime library has just enough room for a few book shelves and some chairs|The Bretterbude ('shack'), with walls and floors made from melamine|Corridors have blackboard-covered walls carrying company missives||

Industrial meets digital at Covus, Berlin

23 Jul 2013

"Organised chaos" - Werner Aisslinger at his eclectic Berlin studio|Bikini Island, a modular system formed from blocks of seating, shelves, planters, tables and curtains|Level 34 for Vitra is an adaptable system that caters to future work habits|Chair Farm, a naturally grown chair, presented at the 2012 Milan Furniture Fair|NETwork, computer-generated 3D embroidery, 2010|A-Chair for L'abbate, made from steel tube met by network of rods, 2009|Coral Seating, geodetic structure inspired by marine micro-organisms, 2009|Juli Chair in polyurethane integral foam, 1996|Soft Chaise for Zanotta, made of gel cells, 2000||

Werner Aisslinger: Rational radical

17 Apr 2013

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Old ghosts: Former Iraqi embassy

18 Oct 2010

The curved protruding entrance canopy proved to be the toughest part of the project architecturally|Otto Block's futuristic cube|The exhibition floors feature state-of-the-art interactive technology|Informal meeting areas and administration offices surround a central core of building services|Large conference rooms are used to play host to visiting specialist surgeons|Plenty of natural light, plus a gleaming white interior, ensures that the building is well illuminated|The windows of the top-floor penthouse are recessed from the main facade, freeing up open-air space|Dark makassar wood decking contrasts with the colder, lighter finish of the building’s interior||

Otto Block HQ by Gnädinger Architekten

12 Feb 2010

Ready for takeoff

08 Aug 2008

Nine practical changes companies can make to boost employee engagement

Nine practical changes companies can make to boost employee engagement

Beneath the skin: A look inside Davines Village

Beneath the skin: A look inside Davines Village

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Reducing the clutter of lighting to create beautiful ceilings

Reducing the clutter of lighting to create beautiful ceilings