Will this type of live-work space be a mainstay in our hybridized future?
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Mittelweg 169, 20148 Hamburg, Germany
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Furniture Design
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225 sq-m
Studio Besau-Marguerre worked with Vitra to create an exclusive, rentable workshop space in the Hamburg residential complex Apartimentum.
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