What the COVID-19 pandemic means for office sustainability
The impact of COVID-19 appears to be generation-defining, and at this point in no arena more than this generation’s relationship with work. For those employers
Neri&Hu’s Junshan Cultural Center blurs interior and exterior
Shanghai—based architects and designers Neri&Hu have transformed an administrative office building into a community centre and clubhouse. The refurbished building centres around a courtyard. Photo:
Cent15 architecture revitalises a stationary showroom in central Paris
Parisian contemporary stationery brand Papier Tigre has unveiled a minimalist transformation of its showroom, designed by Cent15 architecture. The showroom, on rue de Filles du
Conran and Partners completes major redesign of Maximilian Hotel in Prague
Hotel owners Christian and Rudolph Ploberger commissioned Conran and Partners to undertake the extensive renovation of Maximilian Hotel, which sits in close proximity to Prague’s
Studio RHE transforms a former vinyl factory into a creative hub
The Hoxton-based architecture and design firm Studio RHE has revealed a new creative office hub alongside London’s Grand Union Canal, housed in a former vinyl
AllesWirdGut deftly redesigns Austria’s permanent representation in Brussels
Vienna and Munich-based architecture firm AllesWirdGut has unveiled a full redesign of the Permanent Austrian Representation in Brussels, in the Belgian capital’s EU quarter. Adjacent
In Camden, Tasou Associates revive a Victorian warehouse
Finsbury-based architects Tasou Associates, who have a strong record in sensitively repurposing London’s historic built envrionment, has refurbished 9 Jeffrey’s Place: a mid-19th century building
Stiff & Trevillion fit out a new site for The Office Group
179-185 Great Portland Street was built in 1912 as the production and sales facility for Smith & Sons, the manufacturers of the first speedometers. Smiths
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