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a+t magazine 44 forms part of the WORKFORCE series, dedicated to the design of workspaces.

A Better Place to Work 2 looks at 20 projects for contemporary buildings and conducts graphic analysis of 10 master works. The article “Redesigning the office building. Sources of inspiration” establishes historical references for the new projects.
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The intervention by Caruso St John in the Arts Council England offices was based on transforming the existing building into a container as open as possible, into which the elements of a classic office are inserted: installations, lighting and furniture. This is a seemingly simple operation, carried out with a disciplinary approach: hierarchy within the floors, identification of spaces, modulated light, noise control and choice of furniture. Everything has been classified, specified, planned a.
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A Better Place to Work 2 is the second volume of the WORKFORCE series, dedicated to the design of workspaces.

In this issue, Javier Mozas aims to clarify the vague sea of intentions which give rise to the form of a workplace. The article “Redesigning the office building. Sources of inspiration” analyzes graphically the m.
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These two dwellings were inhabited by two sisters, Hannah and Rebecca Levy, from 1920 until their respective deaths in 2008 and 2010. Now it is a centre for the arts funded by Alex Sainsbury. As well as a gallery, the building houses offices, two flats for resident artists and a studio space on the third and fourth floors. The aim was for each element to make a round trip from past to present. The interiors have been recovered for uses which do not belong to them and at every step the viewer .
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A 4,300 square feet space, where a library used to be, has been converted to an architect’s office by demolishing the interior walls and installing raised flooring. The different work spaces have been organized using modular storage shelves. The permeability of the shelving means the visual connection between the areas is maintained.

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