Architectural and Adaptive Reuse Projects

This shot showcases the new glass and steel structure we added to the main office building at Media Monks. The transparent facade was designed to maximize natural light and offer expansive views of the campus greenery.

Another angle of the architectural intervention at the Media Monks campus, highlighting the contrast between the original dark brick building and the modern, light-filled glass extension we designed.

The design of the Media Monks campus revolves around a central green lawn, ensuring every part of the office enjoys a connection to nature. This approach promotes a sense of wellbeing and community.

A view from a balcony at the Media Monks campus, looking out over the lawn. We designed multiple points of visual and physical access to the outdoors, integrating the landscape into the daily life of the workplace.

The double-height atrium at Media Monks creates a breathtaking sense of volume and light. This space serves as a bright, welcoming lounge area that connects different levels of the office while maintaining a strong link to the outdoors.

The exterior of the WhiteBalance Office, our first project and a landmark in adaptive reuse. We transformed a dormant warehouse in an industrial area into a bold and bright creative studio, showcasing the potential hidden in such structures.

Inside the WhiteBalance Office, we preserved the industrial character with exposed brick and large arched windows. The long, custom-built pallet wood table sits in a double-height space, perfect for team meetings and collaborative work.

We inserted a glass-enclosed meeting room and a mezzanine level into the warehouse, adding functional space without sacrificing the open, airy feel. This "box within a box" concept maintains visual connectivity across the office.

A playful and functional element in the WhiteBalance office is this editing suite designed to look like a giant film clapperboard. It provides a semi-private workspace on two levels, adding a touch of cinematic flair.