Projects

M Moser Associates gets a new office packed with technological innovations that reshaped the way their employees work after several years of preparation.

A Japanese furniture company, ITOKI, establishes a new HQ in Tokyo that empowers employees to stay productive and creative.

Ware Malcomb redesigns Soylent Innovation Lab, a coworking space, that helps to cater to their food, beverage, and tech companies. 

The Coven, a women's only coworking space,  believe that when women, non-binary, and trans individuals come together in a community, they make magic.

Located in the heart of the entertainment capital in Hollywood, ELA, a global creative agency is housed in a neo-classic façade.

A German architecture firm turns a former logistics building into a well-natured office environment to serve its clients employees.

Vocon sought to renovate and expand its Cleveland space to create a headquarters with a vibrant workplace culture while actively fostering creativity and collaboration.

KPMB Architects new Toronto office incorporates motifs and materials often utilized in client projects by using open work zones, exposed concrete and more.

The new home for Gardner Builders, was themed with a play on their motto “a construction firm in the hospitality business.” with a flexible environment.

An odd space in an old retail mall gets reimagined, by Specht Architects, into a fantastic work environment that fits Indeed’s rigorous, niche work culture.

Building on its Historical Past, Studio BV re-imagines an over 100-year-old building by celebrating its hidden past with a new, modern identity.

Furthering its resolution to become “the leader in connectivity, mobility, autonomous vehicles, the customer experience, and data and analytics,” Ford has deepened its investment in Palo Alto, by renovating two previously vacant buildings to significantly expand its existing Research and Innovation Center.