Is playfulness missing from our workspaces?
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Frankrijklei 5, 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium
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Floor Area
5,800 sq-m
Stephanie D’heygere reworked elements of 1980s and ‘90s offices in designing a playful Antwerp co-working space for Silversquare.
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