JWT Agency Paris by Mathieu Lehanneur




JWT Agency Paris by Mathieu Lehanneur
http://www.mathieulehanneur.fr/
Photographs by Véronique Huyghes




JWT Agency Paris by Mathieu Lehanneur
http://www.mathieulehanneur.fr/
Photographs by Véronique Huyghes




IMD Engineering Office by Ector Hoogstad Architecten
Client http://www.imdbv.nl/Home.aspx
Architect http://www.ectorhoogstad.com/
Photos by http://www.petraappelhof.nl/





Hastings Fund Management Office by V Arc
Thanks to Adam from http://www.v-arc.com.au for sending these in.





Airbnb Office San Francisco by Garcia Tamjidi
Design by Garcia Tamjidi (Michael Garcia and Farid Tamjidi)
Client Airbnb Inc.





Gummo Office by i29 interior architects
As Gummo were only going to be renting the space on the first floor of the old Parool newspaper building in Amsterdam for two years, i29 convinced Gummo to embrace the mantra of ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ to create a stylish office space that would impact as little as possible on the environment or their wallets. i29 developed a theme that reflects Gummo’s personality and design philosophy – simple, uncomplicated, no-nonsense, yet unquestionably stylish with a twist of humour. Everything in the office conforms to the new house style of white and grey. All the furniture was locally sourced via Marktplaats (the Dutch eBay), charity shops and whatever was left over at the old office. Everything was then spray painted with polyurea Hotspray to conform with the new colour scheme house style. Even Jesus wasn’t immune, as you can see in the attached pictures. The interior of the office is, just like the building itself, re-used. They left the existing building as it was, and placed one visually strong element in the 450 m2 open space. The collection of second hand and re-used furniture in one and the same finish is one powerful unified sculpture, so your attention will attract to the new interior instead of the old surrounding. The minimalistic interior has gained even more playful details by using all different types of furniture. To exaggerate the monolith character of the strangely formed pieces of furniture, grey squares are painted on the concrete floor to frame the different areas in the office space. Reception, working areas, lounge areas, a mini grandstand and canteen are all unified within the concept.
Thanks to Jeroen for sending these in.
Those of you who were paying attention at our last birthday may have spotted the mistake when we said it was our third birthday, we have actually been live since 31st October 2006. It wasn't until a year later we changed the site from a custom build and put it on a blogging platform in 2007. In that time we have focused on our aim to bring you the best of office design and based on the constant growth in traffic we must be doing something right.
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