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On the 2nd floor where is the main working area, there are a lot of digital pixel-like cabinets setti

Behind floor-to-celing bookshelf of creative space, there is an arterial line of the rabbits hiding i

Another interesting area is a creative space that drives creativity and encourages people to feel fre

We accordingly came up with the idea inspired by their company name -?‘Rabbit’s Tale’?which means to

Text description provided by the architects. Rabbit’s Tale, one of the most enthusiastic and fast-gro

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Save this picture.Ketsiree Wongwan

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“For us there is certain serendipity that both the staircase and artwork, by Ditty Ketting, in the at

The sound issue was tackled by panelling the walls with an acoustic timber batten system and the acce

The property, listed Grade 2, was once the home of Thomas Walker, Surveyor General of Crown Lands, an

Text description provided by the architects. Brady Mallalieu Architects are carrying out the phased r

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Save this picture.David Jensen Photography

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To witness how this abandoned lane house transformed into our studio space has been a fruitful learni

Contrasting with the rooted nature of our Wintersweet, desks in the main working area cantilever off

We then surround our tree with the spaces we would spend most of our time in, namely the conference r

The site is located in a li-long – a typical late 19th century Shanghai neighborhood characterized by

In thisproject of our design studio, that moment of permanence came rooted in a forgotten courtyard.

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Save this picture.Peter Dixie