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The new office was created for a company that works rhythmically, quickly, and emotionally. They launch products that surprise, touch hearts, and stay in people's minds. In this space, ideas aren't just born—there are constant internal competitions: for attention, effect, and results.
Project name
CTRL/PLAY Office
Location
Kyiv, Ukraine
Photography
Andriy Bezuglov
Designers Ekho Studio have completed an elegant, flexible and sophisticated new workplace for serviced offices operator WorkWell at Copthall Bridge in Harrogate.
Project name
Copthall Bridge
Architecture firm
Den Architecture
Location
Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK
Photography
Stevie Campbell
Historic sandwich. The house's silver thread follows a narrative of silver mining, an archaeological discovery, and a silver film screen.
Project name
Silver House
Architecture firm
Atelier Štěpán
Location
Masarykovo náměstí 636/21, Jihlava, Czech Republic
Photography
Filip Šlapal
Hangzhou ShiHe Design: Traditional office spaces are often trapped in the inertia of function-first design, defining efficiency through compact layouts and dense workstations while neglecting people's needs for a comfortable atmosphere and spiritual resonance.
Project name
Fire
Architecture firm
Hangzhou ShiHe Design
Location
Hangzhou Deep Blue International Center, China
Photography
Hanmo Vision - Yigao
Kemelin Partners has completed a signature project for its long-standing client, STONE — a 700 m² flagship sales office designed to embody the company's identity. The brief was clear: to create a space that would become the brand's public face.
Project name
Sales House
Architecture firm
Kemelin Partners
Location
Moscow, Russia
Photography
Dmitrii Tsyrenshchikov
In office design, graphics are no longer just a decorative element. They have become a full-fledged tool for communication, influencing the atmosphere of a space and strengthening brand identity. Kyrylo Komarov, CTO of ZIKZAK Architects, talks about how graphic elements transform office interiors and what functions they perform.
Written by
Kyrylo Komarov, CTO at ZIKZAK Architects
Photography
ZIKZAK Architects
Jabali Towers, designed by Spectrum Architecture, is a transformative mixed-use development in Tatu Central, the thriving business and lifestyle hub of Tatu City, Kenya. Spanning 9,524 m², this architectural masterpiece harmoniously blends innovation, cultural heritage, and environmental sensitivity.
Project name
Jabali Towers
Architecture firm
Spectrum Architecture
Location
Tatu City, Kenya
Tools used
software used for drawing, modeling, rendering, postproduction and photography