Facebook Fan Page: Architecture offices around the world
Last week, we asked all of you to send photos of your architecture office through our Facebook Fan Page. Your response was huge, as we received a lot of photos from all over the world. Selecting the best was not easy, but we decided to focus on diversity, creativity and image quality. Thanks to everyone who got to send their photos and we hope you keep participating through our Facebook Fan Page.
The picture above was submitted by Catherine Dilly and belongs to Jasmax Studio in Auckland, New Zealand. You can see all 14 offices after the break. And remember, you can also become a fan of ArchDaily in Facebook, just click here!
Aedas Office / Hong Kong / Sent by Xing Liu:
Alliance Architecture / Shenzhen, China / Sent by Peter Knutson:
Archimania / Tennessee, USA / Sent by Casey Crawford (see Archimania projects in ArchDaily here):
ASAS / Rotterdam, Netherlands / Sent by Arjan Scheer:
Chadbourne + Doss Architects / Seattle, USA / Sent by Lisa Chadbourne:
Do Architecture / Glasgow, Scotland / Sent by Judith Wylie:
Dvieju Grupe / Kaunas, Lithuania / Sent by Linas Tuleikis:
Jasmax Studio / Auckland, New Zealand / Sent by Catherine Dilly:
MAAM / Montevideo, Uruguay / Sent by Andrés Gobba:
Map-Lab / Boston, USA / Sent by Dan Connolly:
Nave Arquitetos Associados / Sao Paulo, Brazil / Sent by Valeria Fialho (see Nave project in ArchDaily here):
New Office (unknown) / London, UK / Sent by Martin Romain:
P8 Architecten / Antwerp, Belgium / Sent by Hansi Ombregt:
TASK / Oakland, USA / Sent by Ike Edeani:
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18 comments »
great offices!
i love MAAM!!!
great wall…
WOW, Jasmax. They are probably NZ’s leading Architecture practice and the biggest. I preferred their previous office, it was 10 times better than this one. But this one still looks like a cool place to work.
Very hommie office, they almost live there for sure
great… so are any of them hiring?
These offices are wonderful, aren’t they? Probably the China-based one is the greatest… Aedas office (HK), Alliance Architecture (Shenzhen) and the last One Task which is based in Oakland are my best. You should add Paris-based ECDM. But I don’t have any pictures to justify my choice. (rhaa! it’s hard to write with an iPhone! I give up!)
Love Map-Lab from Boston & MAAM from Uruguay!
I wonder if they went green when they built those buildings? If not, they can always convert the exteriors to green using Tru-Brix. Tru-Brix is a new company that converts wood or vinyl sided buildings or houses into real brick buildings. It’s easy and inexpensive and, the main thing, it’s as green as you can get for exteriors!
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