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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. SPACE10 Redesign in Copenhagen, Denmark by SPACE10April 23rd, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SPACE10 Headquartered in Copenhagen’s meatpacking district; SPACE10 research and design innovative solutions to some of the major societal changes expected to affect people and our planet in the years to come. The research and design laboratory are spread across three floors of a protected, open-plan building. Besides the 27 permanent co-workers of SPACE10, they also invite in creatives and specialists from around the world to work with them, as well as hosting a myriad of events.
The new SPACE10 gives space to a fabrication laboratory and tech studio in the basement, a new test kitchen, event space and a gallery in the ground floor, and upstairs on the 1st floor are introduced a new typology of office design: flexible on-demand workspaces and meeting rooms —all within the same square metres as when SPACE10 originally started out (1,000 sqm / 12,000 sq ft). SPACE10 took over a former fish grocer, whose industrial bones—the area’s signature of sorts—formed the framework for Spacon & X’s intervention, when SPACE10 opened up three years ago. And now, three years later, their team stepped back into the saddle for round two. Spacon & X’s design solutions are the result of a bigger discussion: how to design offices in the future? How to optimise an extremely regulated space? And can we design for happiness and wellbeing? ‘Within this small project,’ says Nikoline Carlsen, co-founding partner of Spacon & X ‘we can see glimpses of how to shape the future of workspaces. This is just the start.’ Malene Hvidt, Partner of Spacon & X adds that “Spacon & X will continue to find possible solutions to these pressing questions.” As for SPACE10, it’s something they’ll continue doing, too: searching for the answers to how we will live better and more sustainable in the future—including within their own workspace. Contact SPACE10
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