Porous and agile, a Japanese office facilitates autonomous working
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224-1 Honjuku, Nagaizumi, Sunto District, Shizuoka 411-0945, Japan
Design
Teki Design, Hybe Design Team
Client
Lighting
Filaments
Furniture
Mirai Sousaku-jo
Construction
Set Up
Floor Area
340 sq-m
An office in Shizuoka, Japan, foregoes predetermined functions for agile spaces geared at the local community.
Key features
Different wa
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