When you think of an office, you don't normally realise how different it would look from floor level.
The fascination in the Red Town Office (Shanghai, China) of architecture firm
Taranta Creations lies exactly in this difference of perspective.
The building originally hosted a metal factory, and the distance between the structure and ceiling was far too small to accommodate a modern office layout of floor and tables.
Hence the beautiful design, including four working stations placed in the space between the steel profiles. This transforms the floor into a continuous desk, inviting the designers to use the open space for sketching, brainstorming, planning, drawing, modelling and generally creating their new projects. Productive and beautifully informal.
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ArchDaily.
Images © Shen Qiang / Shen Photo
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