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May/June 2023

The expectation that people will keep their heads down at their workstations from nine to five with the occasional jaunt to the water cooler or sojourn in a group meeting has gone the way of the cubicle. Offices, post-lockdown, need to be places that provide mental and spiritual sustenance. And those featured in this issue do exactly that.

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Adaptive Reuse

David Chipperfield Revives a Slice of 1960s Paris

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture
Posted: Oct 26, 2022

Sid Lee Architecture interior office space with couches and tables

Sid Lee Puts Down Roots in Montreal’s Place Ville Marie

Words: Julia Landolfi
From: Interiors
Posted: Sep 29, 2022

View inside a restored inner courtyard, showing brick arches and columns

In Tehran, a Historic Site Revived as a Cultural Hub

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture
Posted: Sep 17, 2022

A Former Butcher Shop Turned Light-Filled Office in Detroit

Words: Kendra Jackson
From: Architecture, Interiors
Posted: Jul 12, 2022

A Fluid, Undulating Surface Unifies Disparate Uses at Site Verrier

Words: Giovanna Dunmall
From: Architecture
Posted: Jun 27, 2022

Tadao Ando Revives Paris’ Iconic Bourse de Commerce

Words: Laura May Todd
From: Interiors
Posted: Aug 26, 2021

Bortolotto Crafts a Sinuous New Gateway to Toronto’s OCAD University

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture
Posted: Feb 19, 2021

In Wisconsin, Studio Gang Revives a Coal Plant into a Recreational Hub

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture
Posted: Dec 7, 2020

In Brussels, a Grand Railway Station Becomes a Dynamic Commercial Hub

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture, Interiors
Posted: Oct 19, 2020

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