Office Interior by Hofman Dujardin Architects
Too often, large-scale office design is a matter of replication: for the individual, a cubicle, a desk, a chair and a window with a view (if you’re lucky); and, for communal use, a small social area and meeting rooms that can be closed for privacy
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