A work station that changes layout from one hour to the next? That’s the Hub
At first glance, the Hub doesn’t look like something meant for an office. With its canopy-like sculptural body and its tweed-like angles, the geometric structure would seem more fitting for an exhibition space – and this makes sense, having been i
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