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Workplace
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These Workplace and Education Projects Benefit People and Planet
The winners of Metropolis’s 2022 Planet Positive Awards in the workplace and education categories demonstrate how adaptive reuse and high-performance design can reduce carbon while improving occupant experienc
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Four New Types of Coworking Spaces for the Remote Work Revolution
As businesses exit or pare down traditional offices, where are remote workers logging in from? New options prove that the possibilities go beyond the coffee shop.
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What Happens to the Workplace When the Workers Become the Bosses?
Employee-owned companies are a growing force in America. What lessons could they hold for workplace designers?
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Schmidt Hammer Lassen Creates a New Urban Shortcut in Oslo
A pedestrian passageway through Via, a block-sized development in the Norwegian capital, creates new connections to the city.
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NewLab Puts Down Roots in Detroit
Architecture firm Civilian helps transform Albert Kahn’s Detroit Book Depository into a sprawling incubator for innovations in mobility technology.
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Creative Reuse Slashes an Office Interior’s Carbon Footprint
LMN Architects achieves a carbon-friendly office renovation for a real estate client by striking a careful balance of reused and responsibly sourced materials.
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Six Regional Impacts on Workplace Design
What regional factors are influencing current commercial office designs? Metropolis convened a panel of experts to find out.
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This Firm’s Design Secret Is a Good Research Road Map
For the Leading Edge series, Eastlake Studio shares how research-based design can support the evolution of the modern workplace.
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Kyle May Breaks Away from Convention
Part of the Leading Edge series, Kyle May, Architect’s desire to rethink norms drives the practice, whether it’s through provocative building strategies or innovative material use.
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12 Lighting Designs Reference Forests, Fantasy, Mushrooms, and More
Lighting designs still echo escapist fantasies sparked by the pandemic shutdown: Mushroom-strewn woodlands and gleaming virtual worlds continue to inform shapes and finishes.
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Projects
This Mass Timber Office Tower Was Assembled Like a Giant IKEA Set
Waechter Architecture’s mixed-use, mass-timber office in Portland, Oregon, was prefabricated in a factory in Austria, flat-packed, and set up on site.
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In Its New Studio, Taliesyn Design Showcases Biophilic Design Prowess
Located in the southern side of Bengaluru, Taliesyn Design & Architecture capitalizes on its ethos of contextual design and local material sourcing.
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L’Oréal’s West Coast Headquarters Puts Sustainability Front and Center
Architecture firm Blitz employs a place- and nature-based design strategy for the cosmetics company's LEED- and WELL-certified workplace.
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Morris Adjmi Architects on Creating Meaningful Environments
Part of the Leading Edge series, multidisciplinary firm MA | Morris Adjmi Architects delivers designs that are simultaneously iconic, contextual, and community-oriented.
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MKDA Joins Forces for Better Design
Part of the Leading Edge series, MKDA collaborates across its four offices—New York, Stamford, Miami, and Washington, D.C.—to create spaces that work best for its clients.
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Viewpoints
Can the Tech Industry Learn to Be a Good Neighbor?
In Culver City, California, a tech boom has reshaped the urban fabric, and not everyone is happy about it.
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Projects
Eric Owen Moss Architects’ (W)rapper Building Rises in Los Angeles
The daringly experimental (W)rapper is Eric Owen Moss Architects’ latest building in the Hayden Tract, an architectural playground on the city's Westside.
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Inside the Houston Endowment’s New Net-Zero Building
Kevin Daly Architects and Productora team up on a Texas office building that models sustainability—and reflects a nonprofit’s philanthropic mission.
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Viewpoints
Inside the High-Tech Interiors Revival
A new wave of designers revisit elements of High-Tech Architecture, creating interiors and objects that are a testament to function as ornament.
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Npz studio+ on Breathing New Life into Old Spaces
Part of the Leading Edge series, the founder of npz studio+ explains the firm’s unique approach to adaptive reuse.