Once again, Iwan Baan amaze us with this great project between the woods by Spanish practice Selgas Cano: Their own architecture office.
You can see the complete photoset after the break.
Once again, Iwan Baan amaze us with this great project between the woods by Spanish practice Selgas Cano: Their own architecture office.
You can see the complete photoset after the break.
Natural and good
Claustrophobia = ceilings too low.
Nature through endless windows is beautiful. Office not cozy. I dislike modernism. Furniture uncomfortable. Lighting too boring.
A nice rough stone and glass with high ceilings and coziness would work as well for the nature, better in fact. This is interesting as an image, but in real life I think it is a bit ET.
They can’t move around either. their desks look like prisons. Its not nice.
elbeto, just for the record you know nothing about great work
Where’s the potty? Or do you use the woods?
Awesome!Unbelievable.
Outstanding!!!Amazing!!! Totaly Global Warming free…
the space looks like the train’s space :) i like it ! but the celling is low, isn’t it?
the space looks like the train’s space ;) i like it but the celling is low, isn’t it?
Looks cool at first sight, but I personally wouldn’t want to work in a plastic tube like this all day long to be honest.
While the photos from outside look really nice, the interiour pictures create an uncomfortable feeling somehow. However, seeing a forest or pure nature while looking out of the office window can be very inspirational sometimes.
I like it very much, even though many of you write it`s like a rat cage… Good idea. I wish I could work in a place like this one ;)
IMHO, this type of architecture converts humans into objects.
I would like a building like this for my studio. Love it.
One comment, would architects please give a little consideration to wheelchair accessibility please…
Looks like it’s an amazing place to work. Looks like artists working there (from the big screen Macs). I always chuckle inside at the amazingly inspiring design studios I’ve visited, mixed with the pretentious cooler-than-thou attitude of most artists. Seems so paridoxical. Don’t get me wrong, I’m an “artist” myself, but my farts actually stink.
This building is like marmite – you either love it or you hate it. I love it, apart from one small point…
Bird Poop!!
great field, horrible building
I like it live + work +natural
بسیار زیبا از کار کردن در این فضا
I’m a HUGE fan of natural light for interior work spaces. I love it. All florescent bulbs must be pounded into dust!!
simple and beauty!
ساده و زیبا!
cool
I actually kind of like it. I would like to live in a tube in the woods. It’s so unlike a house that it would feel kind of, uhm… kind of novel, like being in a tent in the rain. XD Like HAHA, I’m outside but I’m IMPERVIOUS. (especially with the ends open) The way the inside is painted COULD be gross, but I think I would grow fond of it. If the desks were not there, it could also be good for running and sliding. Better as a house than an office, because as an office it would just be a temptation to run outside.
Amazing architecture, I want to work there!
My impression is that the great human creativity has no limits
thanks Great job.
Well, that seems nice but it shows too, how cruel we are to the nature for our selfishness. Such a vast office in the middle of a forest ? Ever thought How many trees have been cut and how many animals and insects have been killed till you sit in a such beautiful office ? ? ?
Really? You’re on an architecture building and you spout conjecture about how many trees and *insects* are killed by building a new building?
It’s nice back down here in the real world, you should join us!
i understand the attempt at integration with the landscape, or maybe being a jewel in embedded in the earth, and in that way it is a nice object – a greenhouse for designers in a way.
where i think it fails is in the ceiling height of the space. maybe it is a personal preference, but i feel most creative in a tall space, rather than a low one. here i’m sure the goal was to engage the eye-level view across the ground line outside.
if the metaphor is a cave type space to retreat from the elements, this seems more like a burrow, and less like the more inspiring cavernous space that i would enjoy as an ambitious designer. my thoughts need space to float around…
I guess no one who uses a wheelchair will *ever* work or visit here. Stairs as only entry-is the failing of this trendy design.
Felt like a hamster cage to me, too, claustrophobic.
You’re architects: no excuse for no universal design access.
Wow! Nice concept but practically its bit weird!
Where I send my resume?? I really want to work in a place like this….
stress-lesssssss
this is completely amazing! i would be so content going to work here everyday!
i want one of these in my backyard.
I agree!! If only we were that lucky!!:)