Architects are reimagining the office by inventively adapting industrial environments into enticing, uplifting, light-filled spaces designed to support the flexible, informal and collaborative behaviour of today's working professionals. <b>MullenLowe, TPG Architecture, North Carolina (US)</b> The raw industrial bones of this former tobacco factory have been retained and celebrated in this office renovation of a 1930s warehouse in North Carolina for advertising agency MullenLowe. Maintaining the walls and ceiling, TPG Architecture subdivided the space by installing plywood-clad boxes and screen partitions between columns to create a variety of specific and communal working spaces. These range from photo studios and screening rooms to small meeting booths, conference rooms and larger co-working areas. Character comes from the colourful distressed concrete walls and columns, the layers of paint dictating the interior palette in some areas. <b>WeWork Weihei, Linehouse Design, Shanghai (… continue
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