Creative Workspace
Spaces designed for creative work, from studio interiors and flexible offices to adaptive reuse of warehouses and factories.
Creative workspaces are environments built around making, whether for designers, makers, artists, or small studios. They shape how people collaborate, how light and sound are managed, and how a room supports both focused solo work and shared production. Architects and interior designers approach these spaces as tools as much as backdrops.
Members here document workspaces that range from conceptual installations and furniture systems to completed offices and studios. Recurring projects include the reuse of industrial buildings such as a former auto parts warehouse in Austin and a Shanghai textile factory, alongside new office interiors in Tokyo and Mumbai.
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View all 27 journalsKoichi Takada Architects Carves an Oval Void into a Timber-Louvered Office Block in Shibuya
A five-storey creative workspace near Shibuya Crossing wraps itself in horizontal timber fins and scoops out a sculpted oval that pulls the street inside.
A Parallel Architecture Turns an Abandoned East Austin Auto Parts Warehouse into a Courtyard Workplace
In East Austin's Cesar Chavez neighborhood, a kept concrete shell and a pecan-shaded courtyard turn a dead auto parts warehouse into offices.
Studio Saransh Stacks a Brick-Clad Jewelry Office atop an Existing Mumbai Building
D10 Corporate House adds two floors of creative workspace to a diamond facility using steel structure, courtyards, and corbelled brickwork.
AIM Architecture Turns a Shanghai Textile Factory into a Furniture Showroom Built for Designers
Studio 9 strips back a former factory in JingAn district, letting raw concrete frame four furniture brands and a communal café.