Schemata Architects uses windows to shape the flexibility of a workplace
Utilizing the expansive windows that are built into every wall of Toy’s Factory, the record label’s workspace has been designed with resourcefulness in mind. Identifying the windows as the primary design element, Jo Nagasaka of Schemata Architects
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