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Featuring 50 cutting-edge projects from around the world, this

international survey of workplace design is the ultimate resource

for anyone creating the workplace of today or tomorrow. Abundantly

illustrated with plans and p***ographs throughout, the book is

divided into three colour-coded secti***. Part 1 showcases low-cost

workplaces created for small companies. Part 2 is a collection of

medium-sized projects, all of which place a strong emphasis on

environmental sensitivity and getting the most from a restricted

budget. Part 3 is a selection of offices designed for large

companies; here too the aim is to be as eco-friendly as possible,

as well as to provide spaces that promote productivity, creativity

and enhanced in***ction between employees. The projects in each

section are located across the globe. From Selgas Cano's

semi-subterranean, tubular office in a forest near Madrid, to the

living skin of Harmonia 57 in Sao Paolo, each project proves that

ou***orkplaces needn't be boring, expensive or harmful to the

environment.

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Kerstin Zumstein is the editor of OnOffice, the leading workplace design magazine. Zumstein lives in London.

Helen Parton’s work has appeared in magazines including OnOffice, Grand Design, and FX. She lives in London.

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书籍介绍

How a cost-c***cious and eco-aware approach to workplace design for a broad array of companies functi*** as a catalyst for architectural creativity.

Architects and interior designers face new and increasing challenges in office design. Employers still want to have inspiring offices for their employees (and to impress their clients), often with exotic features alongside the usual spaces and functi***, but the design brief also must c***ider tighter budgets, increasingly strict environmental requirements, and the changing nature of how and where we work.

This international survey of fifty offices—all built since 2007—profiles designs that have risen to the challenges. There are low-cost offices for smaller companies that typically use recycled materials and a craft-oriented approach to interiors. In what might be c***idered the “classical approach” to office design, plans for medium-sized offices often place a strong emphasis on environmental sensitivity and working within a tight budget. Large, often multinational, corporati*** need significant floor area for their employees, and while the projects have greater budgets, they also have to answer major environmental requirements. 400+ full-color illustrati***