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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Spicebok Offices in Tokyo, Japan by nendoJuly 19th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: nendo The office space design for spicebox, a comprehensive digital agency that works across strategic planning, interactive promotion and creative digital marketing, and is part of the Hakuhodo stable. The firm’s name symbolises the ability to deliver surprises and delight, like a variety of stimuli that come tumbling out of a box, so we placed seven box-shaped meeting rooms of differing sizes and finishes around the office, all of which are entered by a wall that has been ‘flipping open’.  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano
 Image Courtesy © Daici Ano Each box is ‘opened’ in a slightly different way, subtly connecting interior and exterior and shaping sightlines to create a spatial experience in which each box reveals itself as you walk around the room. The flipped-open entrances turn the area around each box into a semi-open communication corner, and functional elements that don’t need to be on display like the photocopier, waste bins and refrigerator can be hidden behind the boxes. Our idea was to make not only the boxes’ interior but also the area around them into an active office environment where people can easily work and interact.  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano
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