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Roz Barr explores post-pandemic office architecture at London’s Design District
A new workspace, Bureau, is about to launch at the Design District in London. We talk to its creator Roz Barr about how it responds to pandemic-induced changes in the ways we work and what office architecture means for this new creative hub at the Greenwich Peninsula
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Office design: the latest trends in workspace architecture
Whether we are currently in the office or not, corporate identity is expressed through workspace design. For your home office, draw inspiration from the latest design trends and evolving ideas across the realm of office design. Work it.
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Natural order: SuperLimão Studio’s honeycomb-like showroom for Estar Móveis in São Paulo
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NASA brings a twist to the West Coast with shell-shaped pavilion
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Pedro Reyes invites us into his sculptural art studio in Mexico City
A newly built, prefabricated, concrete object with rounded edges in the historical Coyoacán neighbourhood is artist Pedro Reyes' new studio and headquarters in Mexico City
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Public affairs: OMA’s upgrade for Rijnstraat 8 enhances its original intention
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MoDus Architects designs a tree-hugging tourist office in Northern Italy
A new, sculpturally concrete tourist office in the northern Italian town of Bressanone wraps itself around an existing Platanus tree to a design by South Tyrol based architecture practice MoDus Architects
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Best Work From Home Ideas: Wallpaper* Design Awards 2021
Home working is here to stay: create the ultimate work from home set up with contemporary office furniture, lighting, technology and accessories selected for the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2021
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Frank Gehry’s latest office building at Facebook’s Menlo Park HQ opens
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In a former aircraft factory, Gucci’s new creative hub takes flight
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Studio Binocle brings a 1930s Piero Portaluppi apartment to life for Massimo De Carlo
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MOS Studio designs semi-permanent education pavilion in Versailles
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Children's playground designed by Elemental Studio in Santiago, Chile
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Men of steel: KGDVS’ uncompromising approach produces extraordinary results
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Fosbury & Sons Boitsfort in Brussels brings home comforts into the workplace
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Inside the Dyson dynasty’s Mayfair office
Advanced engineering and rigorous rugs unify two Georgian townhouses into a nerve centre for family business
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On the rise: Bloomberg’s new HQ ramps it up a notch
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Part Office creates minimalist live/work space in heart of Venice Beach
Los Angeles architects Part Office transformed a former residential building into Venice Lofts, a minimalist live/work space
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Out of office: coffee and creative small talk with Simone Rocha
Bodil Blain, Wallpaper* columnist and founder of Cru Kafé, shares coffee and creative small talk with leading figures from the worlds of art, architecture, design, and fashion. This week, London-based fashion designer Simone Rocha
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LAN’s rooftop Parisian HQ takes office design to new heights
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Sweet symphony: furnishings for Herzog & de Meuron’s concert hall are a minimalist dream
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Responsive spaces: The London Festival of Architecture explores the future of the modern workspace
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MVRDV's new glass building in Detroit's Eastern Market is a love letter to the city
Dutch architecture studio MVRDV has been commissioned to design new office and retail building Glass Mural, which will incorporate work by artists DENIAL and Sheefy McFly
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Modern hydroponics meet contemporary architecture in this new office in Mexico
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Amsterdam gains the first Fosbury & Sons venue outside Belgium
Co-working brand Fosbury & Sons launches Prinsengracht, its first ever venue outside of its home country of Belgium, in Amsterdam, located in a historic, redesigned hospital courtesy of interiors studio Going East
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Digital and physical worlds collide at a Brooklyn office designed by Inaba Williams
Designed specifically for intensive digital work at a fast-paced agency, this office has been layered with thick carpets and soft curtains for comfort, while clever angles and reflective surfaces keep it clear-cut – and employees razor sharp
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Elmgreen & Dragset’s cavernous Berlin live-work space offers a clever twist on familiar structures
