Find out more about Scott & Scott Architects' studio » Scott & Scott Architects, Vancouver, CanadaĬanadian architects David and Susan Scott had been without a dedicated workspace until they converted a butcher and grocery shop below their Vancouver home into a timber-lined studio. Find out more about Christian Froggatt's studio » The pair wanted to create purpose-built offices at both their homes to showcase their architectural capabilities. Find out more about Nook Architects' studio »Ĭhristian Froggatt added a frameless glass and timber extension to the side of his 1950s home in Reigate, England, to house the offices of his expanding studio.įroggatt co-founded CF Architects with Felix Lewis, who also works from home. A selection of other local businesses also rent desk space. The practice shares the space, which also features secluded yellow working pods. Nook Architects joined forces with another business to create the Zamness co-working space in Barcelona's Poblenou district. The space features multicoloured meeting rooms with transparent walls, a plant-covered chandelier, an oversized dining table and a staircase that doubles as a seating area. MVRDV's 140 employees moved into a new studio in central Rotterdam last week. Find out more about Suppose Design Office's studio » The open-plan space is finished with repurposed scaffolding boards and concrete, creating an office with a pared-back appearance that is characteristic of its design output.

Japanese firm Suppose Design Office shunned catalogue-order materials when it came to designing its Tokyo atelier. Find out more about Max Prichard's studio »

At the opposite end of the spectrum, this tiny studio by Australian architect Max Prichard perches on a woodland slope beside the architect's self-designed home near Adelaide.ĭesigned as a quiet retreat for weekend work, the studio is just big enough to be comfortably occupied by Prichard – and his dog.

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