Workplace Design
Design and architecture work on offices, workspaces, and the physical environments where people work, from fit-outs to adaptive reuse.
Workplace design concerns the planning, layout, and material choices of spaces used for professional work, including offices, studios, and civic workplaces. Designers in this field balance collaboration, focus, daylight, circulation, and the operational needs of the organisations that occupy the space. Adaptive reuse of historic buildings is a recurring concern, as is the commercial logic that shapes many fit-out decisions.
Members on uni.xyz have published projects ranging from office interiors in Tokyo, Barcelona, and Stockholm to renovations of civic buildings and studies of public-facing offices. The submissions also address the business side of workplace design and the role of light, sustainability, and collaborative layouts in recent office projects.
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Lyonesse Pictures Office by Kii inc.: A Vibrant, Light-Filled Workplace Redefining Collaborative Office Design in Tokyo
Colorful, transparent office design maximizing natural light, flexible zoning, and collaboration within a renovated Tokyo workspace.
Magic Box Office Barcelona Innovative Sustainable Workplace Design
Innovative sustainable office design featuring triangular form, ceramic façade, flexible interiors, natural light optimization, and creative workspace for modern work culture.
Stationspostgebouw Renovation: Transforming a Historic Landmark into a Sustainable, Modern Workplace
Historic postal building in The Hague transformed into sustainable, daylight-filled, flexible office spaces, preserving monumentality and innovative modern design.
Tengbom’s Stockholm Office: Adaptive Reuse and Collaborative Workplace Design in a Historic Industrial Building
Adaptive reuse office in Stockholm transforms a 1934 factory into a collaborative workspace with flexible zones, skylights, sustainable materials, and creative studio environments.
