From the Czech Republic to Mumbai, Auckland to Amsterdam and across the USA; we took our readers into countless office spaces from around the globe this past year. Here is a rundown of the most highly viewed and innovative project profiles from 2023.
United Airlines tapped Gensler to bring their amenity floor at Willis Tower to life. The space features a variety of experiences designed to inspire and build a sense of community.
WPP Group’s building is part of the largest urban revitalization project in North America, bringing together new businesses, restaurants, and transport connections.
This new design by HED reflect’s Taft’s commitment to its clients and employees through providing a welcoming, flexible, and amenity rich space.
Brainium asked Hacker to design a modestly branded workplace that created a welcoming and visually pleasing experience while leaving room for the unexpected.
Cambridge Consultants new Boston Seaport office space supports and embodies their hybrid work model.
The Move created an office made of energy for TotalEnergies Spain.
Califia Farms L.A. headquarters by SLAM sets an example for other growth companies navigating the hybrid-work landscape.
Artystry designed Cybrosys’ new hybrid workspace to feature bold colors, natural light, and plenty of greenery.
Highlighting some of the best views in Toronto, the new Woodbourne Capital Management head office by Figure3 embodies a sophisticated feel with refined details and exquisite finishes.
Join us in 2024 for even more inspiring project profiles and some new features too!
The post The Most Inspiring Project Profiles of 2023 appeared first on Work Design Magazine.
