Renovating your office can be a great way to increase productivity and morale among your employees. By making some simple changes, you can create a workspace that is both functional and stylish. Make sure to consider the needs of your employees when planning your renovation. With a little bit of creativity, you can easily transform your office into a space that everyone will love.

We created a comfort and inspiring environment for the hi-end intellectual office workers. All the best innovative companies are competing for the best minds and professionals, what has led to a reorganization of offices and headquarters.

It's no secret that a cluttered and chaotic office can lead to decreased productivity and increased stress levels. Studies show that simply seeing messes can make it difficult for the brain to focus on tasks. And when you're trying to focus on critical work-related tasks, anything that gets in the way can be incredibly frustrating.

Home offices are undoubtedly among the most coveted spaces in homes. Some years ago, home offices were considered symbols of luxury, with most homeowners using them as storage areas or extra bedrooms

Inspired by Cambodia’s traditional Khmer housing, the new retreat hut reinforces the significance of the gable roof with a uniform roof erected around a raised platform for living. The potential of the hut on stilts not only prevents flooding but also threads lightly onto the landscape.

The Fluidity 2.0 High-Rise is a Mega Luxury Hotel and Office Hybrid Tower, created to integrate and complement the Swiss Alps landscape with a new built-organic architecture.

The Shanghai-based architecture and design studio Prism Design has recently completed "Fontworks Inc. Tokyo Head Office"that located in Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan.   Project description by the architect: Fontworks Inc. moved its headquarters from Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, to Minato-ku, To...

The location of this project is in an introverted context, with a dry climate and cultural and social differences. In designing this project, All these cases, along the need to respond to them in in proportion to the time, led to the design to be a combination of traditional, indigenous and modern features.