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A lime green Smeg and hot pink stripes on the polished concrete|A sculptural stairwell: O+A believes functional elements offer unique opportunities for design|The classroom area includes raw materials such as wood, steel and metal|Bicycle racks are incorporated as a design feature|The tree-house like "nook" for employees to rest in|Hot pink cushions and a glass phone booth beneath the staircase|A quiet spot upholstered in Paul Smith plaid||

Capital One Labs' HQ, by Studio O+A

03 Jul 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

TechHub's second-floor office stands out a mile on Old Street|Programming syntax symbols pep up the colourful meeting rooms|Big wall graphics helped Gensler deliver maximum impact on a minimal budget|Simple finishes and exposed ducting look cool (and happen to be cheap)|The playful graphics extend to the neon sign in the bright yellow reception|Gensler went on a shopping trip to Ikea to supply the office with desks|Pink space invader flooring: the most fun you'll ever have with carpet tiles|Pingpong, one of the many diversions for "super-awesome innovators"|An old shared kitchen links the mix of open-plan desking and smaller studios|Old timber cable reels have found a new purpose as breakout tables||

Digital startup TechHub by Gensler

19 May 2014

Tilt's third collaboration with co-working provider Club Workspace|Power comes from the ceiling, the cable running inside curly PUR air hoses|Club Workspace's Rotunda, an amphitheatre for working and gathering|The floor bears all the scars of the building's former life as a tannery|The Hot Box, a former toilet block, now a shingle-clad brainstorming space|Team Rooms can accommodate larger groups of workers|Copper-pip wall lights, one of many Tilt-designed products used||

Tilt designs co-working office for Club Workspace

12 May 2014

Architectus' glazed atrium space|120-degree desks, plus bench workstations have replaced cubicles|Third spaces designed to up the "bump factor"|Better breakout space fosters a culture of more informal meet-ups|Splashes of colour enliven the numerous new touchdown points|The palette was inspired by Qantas' urban, rural and coastal flight destinations|Each area of workspace has its own quiet space and meeting area|A broad staircase prompts the shift from heavy reliance on lifts||

Hassell refurbishes Qantas' HQ in Australia

12 May 2014

Viacom's Camden HQ by Jacobs Webber / WATG

19 Mar 2014

A light fitting made from hollowed-out gourds was custom made|Not much work going on in the games room|Outdoor furniture, used inside, fits the brief for a relaxed vibe|A grandstand area is for larger gatherings and for presentations|Masses of cheery communal space defines Walmart.com's Sao Paulo HQ|Employees attempt an ace in the hole on the outdoor mini-golf course||

Walmart, São Paulo by Estudio Guto Requena

20 Feb 2014

The reception desk resembles a stack of books|A media lounge is divided by rose hedges|A light-streaked white corridor simulates a trip through the rabbit hole|The White Queen room is monochrome with teapot pendant lights||

Workplace wonderland

13 Feb 2014

Aberrant's model of the Elephant and Castle||

onoffice talks: Going Public with aberrant architecture

11 Feb 2014

Dixon among his shiniest creations at The Dock, his west London HQ|McCann Erickson's New York HQ, created by Design Research Studio|Bespoke furniture mixes with off-the shelf Tom Dixon lighting|Completed in 2007, members club Shoreditch House was designed by Dixon to appeal to east London's new entrepreneurs|Produced by Cappellini, the S-Chair set Dixon on a course to stardom|The Etch light, made from digitally etched stainless steel|The Fan Chair, modern take on the Windsor, has a more crafted feel|Flask is made from two hand-blown components and gives a rippled glow|In 1994, Dixon experimented with plastic for the first time with the innovative Jack light|True to its name the copper clad dining table Mass is overscaled and monolithic|Launched in 2013, the robust Y chair is designed for commercial settings|Dixon's Copper Shade is a bestseller, kickstarting a whole line of polished lights||

Tom Dixon tackles the office

06 Feb 2014

8 Chifley's red sway braces sets it apart from neighbouring buildings|Dividing the building in two vertically creates a substantial terrace|The terrace, an outdoor meeting space with glorious views of Sydney|The main entrance, its lobby a glass box suspended from 32 steel wires|Fire-engine-red bracing weaves its way up the side of the building|Raising up the building creates an imposing public plaza at the base|Steel bracing soars upwards around the glass atrium reception space||

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' Sydney tower

05 Feb 2014

Neuehouse by Rockwell

28 Jan 2014

Esencia task chair - Kinnarps

22 Jan 2014

Pinterest needed new digs after its popular saw staff go from 12 to 300|Wheeled worktables in the main atrium can quickly be reconfigured|A cuboid 'war room' where staff members can get some intense work done|The four large white cubes create various private spaces over two levels|Workstations are spread throughout the building|A relatively stripped-back approach is intended to encourage customisation||

Pinterest HQ in San Francisco

22 Jan 2014

Steel pin columns anchor the building; the Basingstoke canal runs below|A timber-clad box on the mezzanine floor serves as the charity's auditorium|The furniture is from Kinnarps; its Bone chair is used in the lunch area|The leafy surroundings belie the building's location in Woking town centre|Four wind cowls pop up along the roofline|The elegant timber lattice is a feature that Hopkins has employed before|Jason Bruges Studio's Panda Eyes, made from automated collection boxes||

WWF-UK by Hopkins Architects

16 Dec 2013

Punchcard Economy, Sam Meech||

Time & Motion: Redefining Working Life exhibition

13 Dec 2013

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