Sometimes work sucks, but it sucks much less when you work in a supercool office building. Whether it's a low-rise reclaimed warehouse space or a high-rise tower with a sculptural skin, office projects are increasingly the objects of architectural envy. Companies are now attracting talent with features like luxurious break rooms, seductive interior accoutrements, and permanent, incorporated art installations. From this year's A+ Awards entries, we've selected a series of remarkable, innovative workplaces designed to increase productivity, boost worker morale, and improve corporate effectiveness. Here are some of our favorite inspiring spaces—vote for your favorite here! Heavybit Industries by IwamotoScott Architecture, San Francisco, California A+ Categories: Architecture + Workplace; Office Interiors This tech office is located in an existing three-story warehouse shell and includes reclaimed barn wood interiors, a fabric ceiling, a light sculpture, and a "Rope Room"—a centrally located conference room surrounded by translucent rope walls. Red Bull North America by INABA Inc., New York, New York A+ Categories: Architecture + Workplace; Architecture + Sound This 38,000-square-foot, four-story space, a former warehouse in Chelsea, contains state-of-the-art recording studios, editing bays, work lounges, rehearsal rooms, a radio broadcast studio, a gallery, an ...
Sometimes work sucks, but it sucks much less when you work in a supercool office building. Whether it's a low-rise reclaimed warehouse space or a high-rise tower with a sculptural skin, office projects are increasingly the objects of architectural envy. Companies are now attracting talent with features like luxurious break rooms, seductive interior accoutrements, and permanent, incorporated art installations. From this year's A+ Awards entries, we've selected a series of remarkable, innovative workplaces designed to increase productivity, boost worker morale, and improve corporate effectiveness. Here are some of our favorite inspiring spaces—vote for your favorite here! Heavybit Industries by IwamotoScott Architecture, San Francisco, California A+ Categories: Architecture + Workplace; Office Interiors This tech office is located in an existing three-story warehouse shell and includes reclaimed barn wood interiors, a fabric ceiling, a light sculpture, and a "Rope Room"—a centrally located conference room surrounded by translucent rope walls. Red Bull North America by INABA Inc., New York, New York A+ Categories: Architecture + Workplace; Architecture + Sound This 38,000-square-foot, four-story space, a former warehouse in Chelsea, contains state-of-the-art recording studios, editing bays, work lounges, rehearsal rooms, a radio broadcast studio, a gallery, an ...