All Designers

HLW brings a rare combination of long institutional history and contemporary workplace thinking, with services spanning architecture, interiors, strategy, lighting, and brand experience. The New York headquarters functions as both a client-facing showcase and a working lab, making the practice especially credible for organizations exploring future-forward office formats and innovation-driven environments.

Tengbom brings unusually deep institutional design experience to workplace and office projects, combining architectural heritage with contemporary Swedish workplace thinking. It is a good fit for organizations that want offices with longevity, clarity, and a strong balance between reuse, identity, and day-to-day function.

Rafael de La-Hoz is one of the most established names in Spain for office buildings and corporate architecture, making it a strong directory addition for Madrid. The practice is especially relevant for headquarters, speculative office development, and large corporate environments where sustainability credentials and long-term asset value are central concerns.

Henry J Lyons is one of the clearest top-tier additions for Dublin, with a very deep portfolio of headquarters-style offices, docklands commercial schemes, and city-centre workplace buildings. The practice is especially relevant for occupiers and developers looking for large-scale office expertise, sustainability ambition, and a strong understanding of Dublin’s commercial core.

C.F. Moller’s Copenhagen studio combines a century of Nordic architectural experience with a current focus on low-carbon materials, healthy work environments, and complex office programmes. It is particularly well positioned for clients seeking large headquarters, public-sector workplaces, or timber-forward offices that need to balance operational efficiency with long-term sustainability.

C.F. Møller’s Berlin office brings Nordic design thinking into the German office market, with a strong emphasis on integrated architecture, interiors, and climate-conscious commercial buildings. It is especially relevant for clients seeking workplace projects that prioritize flexibility, wellbeing, and environmental performance without giving up architectural clarity.

Stuecheli Architekten is one of the most established Zurich practices for office buildings and large workplace environments. The firm is particularly relevant for corporate campuses, headquarters, and complex office refurbishments where architectural quality, planning depth, and long-term durability matter more than trend-led interior styling.

HENN is a strong Berlin directory addition for large-scale office and headquarters work, especially where architecture, engineering logic, and future-oriented workplace planning need to come together. The firm explicitly positions itself around visionary work environments and has direct Berlin project evidence through its Zalando headquarters campus work.

White Arkitekter combines interior design, architecture, landscape, and urban design inside one of Sweden’s most established design organizations. Its Stockholm presence makes it a strong candidate for clients who want office environments shaped by sustainability, social impact, and Scandinavian clarity rather than a narrowly commercial fit-out mindset.

CannonDesign approaches workplace and commercial interiors through a broader strategic lens, combining architecture, engineering, experience design, and change-oriented consulting. The Chicago office is especially compelling for organizations that want a design partner able to connect workplace performance with sustainability, brand, community impact, and large-scale implementation.

IDOM is particularly relevant in Madrid for clients who need architecture and engineering under one roof, especially on technically complex headquarters and office-building projects. The firm is a strong fit for larger occupiers, institutional clients, and workplaces where technical performance, sustainability, and delivery coordination matter as much as the interiors themselves.

Henning Larsen’s Copenhagen studio brings together architecture, interiors, landscape, and urban design with a distinctly Scandinavian emphasis on daylight, adaptability, and long-term social impact. For office and headquarters clients, the practice stands out for pairing refined design sensibility with strong sustainability thinking and a human-centered view of how workplaces should feel and perform.

Estudio Lamela is a credible Madrid choice for clients seeking a senior architectural practice with a substantial history in commercial and corporate work. The firm is most relevant for headquarters, office buildings, and large mixed-use business assets where technical depth and institutional experience matter as much as interior image.

Warren and Mahoney Auckland is a strong choice for office projects that need a serious architectural practice with proven workplace depth. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters, commercial repositioning, and large-scale office environments where design quality, sustainability, and long-term asset thinking all matter.

Gensler’s San Francisco studio combines the scale of a global design practice with a highly local point of view shaped by the firm’s founding city. The team is especially strong in research-driven workplace design, flexible headquarters planning, and sustainability-minded interiors that support collaboration, inclusion, and long-term resilience.

Gensler’s Paris office brings the scale and research depth of a global workplace practice into the French market. It is a strong fit for companies seeking a proven partner for headquarters, flexible offices, and performance-driven workplace strategies that connect employee experience, brand, and real estate decisions.

Gensler Dubai is a strong option for companies that want a workplace partner with deep global research, brand-aware design thinking, and proven delivery experience in the UAE. The studio is especially relevant for regional headquarters, premium office interiors, and workplace concepts that need to balance operational performance with a polished client-facing experience.

Gensler Singapore is a strong choice for clients seeking research-led workplace design with the resources of a global multidisciplinary practice. The office is especially relevant for regional headquarters and innovation-driven workplaces that need to integrate brand, culture, flexibility, and long-term resilience in a compact urban context.

Gensler Hong Kong is a strong fit for companies that want global workplace expertise applied to a highly constrained, high-performance urban office market. The studio is especially relevant for firms seeking strategy-led interiors, regional headquarters design, and workplace concepts that balance efficiency, experience, and brand presence.

Gensler Sydney is a strong option for companies that want research-led workplace planning backed by a large global commercial design practice. The studio is especially relevant for regional headquarters, finance and technology offices, and corporate environments where brand, flexibility, and long-term workplace performance all need to be resolved together.

Gensler Tokyo is a strong choice for companies that want research-led workplace design backed by a large global commercial practice. The studio is especially relevant for regional headquarters, innovation-led offices, and premium workplace projects where brand, flexibility, and long-term performance all need to align.

Gensler London is a strong choice for organizations that want research-led workplace planning backed by a large global commercial design practice. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters, finance and technology offices, and major corporate workplace projects where brand, flexibility, and long-term business performance must align.

Arkitema’s Copenhagen office combines architectural, interior, and urban thinking with a practical Scandinavian approach to flexible workplaces. The firm is particularly credible for companies that want sustainability, timber expertise, and long-horizon campus planning integrated into modern office environments rather than treated as add-ons.

Arte Charpentier is a strong Paris directory addition for office and headquarters searches because the firm works at the intersection of architecture, interiors, and large-scale commercial urbanism. It is particularly relevant for organizations whose workplace needs sit inside a broader building, campus, or mixed-use development strategy.

Bureau Stekke is one of the clearest office-focused additions for Brussels, with a long-running specialization in designing and outfitting offices. The studio is especially relevant for law firms, investment houses, and other companies that want a more tailored interior architecture and furniture-led workplace project rather than a larger commercial architecture process.

Il Prisma is one of the strongest Milan additions for workplace-led projects, combining strategy, architecture, and experiential interior design from its long-established base in the city. The firm is especially relevant for brand-conscious occupiers and headquarters teams that want offices to support culture, collaboration, and a more emotionally engaging employee experience.

HOK’s New York studio brings the resources of a global multidisciplinary firm with deep interiors leadership and a serious sustainability agenda. It is a strong fit for organizations that want sophisticated workplaces with wellness-minded amenities, high-performance planning, and the ability to scale from workplace strategy through detailed delivery.

Architecturestudio is relevant for office and headquarters searches where the workplace sits inside a larger architectural, urban, or mixed-use brief. The practice brings substantial experience in large-scale commercial buildings and is a good fit for organizations looking for office environments with a stronger architectural framework and metropolitan presence.

Wilmotte & Associés brings architectural scale, interior design fluency, and a long-running commercial portfolio to office and headquarters work in Paris. It is particularly relevant for companies seeking a sophisticated design partner for premium office environments, renovation-heavy workplace projects, or mixed-use buildings with a strong corporate component.

PLH Arkitekter has a long-standing reputation in Denmark for designing workplaces, headquarters, and office hubs that translate brand, culture, and day-to-day work patterns into highly usable space. The Copenhagen studio is especially compelling for clients who want strategic advisory, interior design, and branded workplace thinking wrapped into one coherent commercial design process.

Grafton Architects is a strong Dublin addition for clients who want a workplace designed through a rigorous architectural lens rather than a standard commercial fit-out approach. The practice is especially relevant for headquarters, civic workplaces, and office buildings that need long-term design value, material depth, and a strong relationship to Dublin’s urban context.

M Moser’s New York team integrates strategy, design, engineering, and delivery, making it well suited to workplace projects that need more than a cosmetic refresh. The studio emphasizes people-centered, sustainable, and technology-aware environments that connect brand, culture, wellness, and real estate performance.

M Moser’s Paris office is a strong choice for businesses that want workplace strategy, interior design, engineering, and delivery thinking tightly integrated. The practice is especially compelling for companies seeking office environments where brand, sustainability, and day-to-day operational performance need to be resolved together rather than in separate phases.

Batlleiroig is one of the strongest Barcelona-area practices for companies thinking beyond a single office floorplate toward campuses, mixed-use business environments, and sustainability-led workplaces. The firm combines architecture, landscape, and urban thinking, which makes it particularly well suited to headquarters, office buildings, and large corporate environments with public-realm and ESG ambitions.

M Moser Dubai stands out for clients that want workplace strategy, interior design, engineering, and delivery thinking connected from the start. The office is well suited to regional headquarters and multinational occupiers looking for branded, sustainable, and technology-ready work environments rather than a simple fit-out exercise.

M Moser Singapore is particularly compelling for companies that want workplace transformation handled through one integrated team rather than split across consultants and contractors. The studio is well positioned for major head office projects where culture, sustainability, and operational performance all need to be resolved together.

M Moser Hong Kong is a standout choice for office clients that want a deeply workplace-focused team with strategy, design, engineering, and delivery capabilities under one roof. Given the firm's origins and local depth, it is especially relevant for major corporate workplaces where change management, sustainability, and execution quality all matter.

M Moser London is a strong fit for clients that want workplace strategy, design, engineering, and delivery handled through one integrated team. The studio is especially relevant for major headquarters and corporate transformation projects where sustainability, technology, and organizational change all need to be addressed together.

A2RC is a useful Brussels addition for office and commercial projects that benefit from a more architecture-led and locally rooted approach. The firm is particularly relevant for office redevelopments and urban infill projects in central Brussels where flexibility, heritage sensitivity, and a durable building strategy matter.

IA Interior Architects focuses exclusively on interior architecture and workplace strategy, giving its New York studio a sharp point of view on how brand, business goals, and everyday work patterns should shape space. It is a strong option for companies that want a workplace partner with deep commercial interiors experience across corporate, legal, healthcare, retail, and education environments.

Baumschlager Eberle’s Vienna office is a strong addition for clients who want an architecture-first approach to office and administration projects. The practice is especially relevant for developers and larger occupiers seeking long-life, sustainability-minded office environments with more emphasis on building performance and durability than on short-term design trends.

STUDIOS’ Washington, DC office has built a strong reputation in workplace strategy while also handling headquarters, base building, and civic-adjacent assignments. The practice brings a thoughtful, mission-driven approach to office design, blending strong interior concepts with long-range flexibility, adaptive thinking, and a clear sense of community impact.

Ted Moudis Associates is a workplace specialist with a long track record in architecture, interiors, workplace strategy, and change management. Its New York team stands out for creating flexible offices that feel polished and client-ready while still supporting day-to-day productivity, brand expression, and a more hospitality-minded employee experience.

SHL’s Copenhagen studio brings an analytical, sustainability-minded approach to offices and mixed-use workplaces, often finding value in transformation instead of replacement. The practice is a strong fit for clients who want flexible, modern work environments with clear architectural character, strong environmental credentials, and a thoughtful relationship to the surrounding city.

STUDIOS Architecture is especially relevant to a workplace directory because office and workplace design sit at the core of its market positioning. The Paris office is a strong option for organizations looking for a studio that blends brand, architecture, and long-horizon workplace strategy rather than treating office design as a narrow fit-out exercise.

GCA Architects combines architecture and interior design with a particularly polished commercial aesthetic, making it a strong option for premium headquarters, investor-facing workplaces, and offices where material quality and brand perception matter. The Barcelona firm’s portfolio also suggests comfort operating across complex projects that blend workplace, hospitality, and high-end client experience.

Ortiz.León is one of the clearest office-focused additions for Madrid, with a long-running practice centered on workplace architecture, headquarters, and commercial office assets. The firm is especially relevant for companies or landlords looking for large-scale office planning with strong technical delivery, asset repositioning experience, and credible sustainability benchmarks.

NELSON Worldwide combines architecture, interior design, and brand strategy with a value-focused, business-minded approach to the built environment. The Chicago team’s own office move reflects how the firm thinks about modern workplace design: tighter collaboration, more purposeful amenity space, and environments that support hybrid work without losing personality.

GCA Architects is a strong Madrid option for premium office environments where brand image, material quality, and executive experience matter. The practice is especially suited to headquarters, law firms, and client-facing workplaces that need to feel polished and commercially credible without slipping into generic corporate interiors.

DARK Arkitekter is part of a multidisciplinary Norwegian design group spanning architecture, landscape, planning, and interiors. It is a credible choice for office and workplace briefs that need a strong architectural backbone, especially when the project also involves refurbishment, urban integration, or a larger mixed-use context.

Zechner / Zechner is one of Vienna’s more established architecture practices for office buildings and larger headquarters-type briefs. The firm is especially relevant for clients who want workplace projects handled with architectural depth, flexible long-term planning, and a strong emphasis on sustainability rather than short-cycle interior trends.

MCA Architects is one of Dublin’s strongest choices for workplace interiors and corporate office design, with a long-running track record across multinational headquarters, legal offices, and commercial refurbishments. The practice is particularly relevant for companies that want a studio comfortable with both shell-and-core office buildings and detailed interior fit-outs at a significant scale.

Snøhetta brings a globally recognized Norwegian design perspective to workplace projects, combining architecture, interiors, landscape, and brand thinking in one studio culture. It is especially compelling for clients who want offices or headquarters with strong identity, public-facing presence, and a more holistic integration of sustainability, wellbeing, and spatial experience.

BDP Dublin is a strong choice for office projects where workplace performance, sustainability, and building-services quality are central to the brief. The studio is particularly relevant for major office refurbishments and fit-outs in Dublin where engineering-led workplace quality, low operational energy, and long-term building performance matter as much as aesthetics.

Ignite Architects Auckland is a useful option for office clients seeking a commercially minded design practice with both architectural and interior depth. The firm is especially relevant for workplace environments where efficient delivery, business usability, and solid project coordination matter more than a purely signature-led approach.

M.O.O.CON is a particularly relevant Vienna addition because it approaches workplaces from the strategic side first, linking space to organisational change, operations, and future ways of working. It is a strong fit for companies planning major office transformation, relocation, or workplace strategy programmes rather than design-only fit-outs.

Dolezel Architekti is a practical Prague choice for office-building work that requires a technically grounded, architecture-led team with long local experience. The practice is especially relevant for administrative buildings, single-tenant office headquarters, and development projects where robust planning and delivery matter more than trend-led interior styling.

IONDESIGN approaches workplace design from a broad interdisciplinary base that includes interior design, architecture, product design, and public design. That makes it a strong option for clients seeking offices that need integrated thinking across furniture, lighting, branding, and everyday utility rather than a narrow interior styling exercise.

Progetto CMR is one of the most established Milan firms for office design, headquarters planning, and large corporate interiors. It is especially useful for organizations that want a multidisciplinary partner able to handle workplace strategy, interior design, architecture, and delivery coordination across both fit-outs and larger office assets.

Denys & Von Arend is one of the more workplace-centered firms in the Barcelona market, with a portfolio that points directly to office design, headquarters, and corporate transformation work. For directory users looking for a practice with clear commercial workplace experience rather than broader residential or cultural architecture, it is a strong and relevant addition.

BEHF Architects is one of Vienna’s strongest additions for office-led architecture, combining large-scale commercial planning with interior design and strategic delivery. The firm is especially relevant for headquarters, office buildings, and high-quality workplace renovations where architectural identity, sustainability, and long-term asset value matter alongside day-to-day usability.

Broadway Malyan’s Lisbon office brings an international commercial architecture perspective to Portugal, with a portfolio that includes major workplace and office-building projects. It is a particularly strong fit for developers, headquarters projects, and occupiers who need workplace design to connect with larger commercial real estate and urban considerations.

Saraiva + Associados is a strong Lisbon addition for headquarters, office assets, and larger corporate environments where architectural scale matters. The firm’s portfolio suggests particular depth in commercial buildings and branded workplaces that need to function well both as long-term assets and as day-to-day environments for teams.

WORX is particularly relevant in Lisbon because it sits close to both workplace design and the broader office real estate market. Its office portfolio makes it a good fit for occupiers and landlords who want design decisions to connect directly to commercial use, tenant experience, and practical delivery.

Atelier Central is a useful Lisbon option for firms looking for a locally based studio that works across architecture, interior design, and corporate-oriented commercial spaces. Its office and professional-services work makes it a practical fit for smaller and mid-sized workplace projects that still need a tailored architectural approach.

Piuarch is a strong Milan addition for companies interested in headquarters, office campuses, and adaptive-reuse workplace projects with a more architectural lens. The firm stands out for combining office design with urban regeneration, sustainability, and a distinctive contemporary language that works well for flagship workplaces.

LOXIA is a practical Prague choice for office and administrative building work where architectural design and technical delivery need to stay tightly coordinated. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters renovations, technically complex office upgrades, and clients that value an integrated architecture-and-engineering approach.

b720 brings a broader architectural lens to workplace design, with experience in office buildings and headquarters that need to perform both internally and in the city around them. For clients planning a flagship workplace or a complex office asset, the Barcelona studio stands out for integrating façade, structure, public interface, and interior experience into a more cohesive whole.

EM2N is one of Zurich’s stronger architecture-led choices for office buildings and complex commercial environments. The firm is especially relevant for clients pursuing larger office developments, mixed-use commercial assets, or workplace projects where architectural identity, urban context, and long-term flexibility matter as much as the interior fit-out itself.

A01 architects is a useful Vienna addition for commercial and workplace projects that benefit from a more design-forward and scenario-based approach. The studio is especially relevant for branded commercial environments, offices with a strong spatial identity, and projects that sit between architecture, interior design, and experience.

QARTA is a useful Prague addition for companies that want office, showroom, or headquarters work handled by a studio that also thinks at the urban and mixed-use scale. The practice is especially relevant for brand-led companies and developers looking for corporate spaces that feel architecturally integrated rather than isolated from the wider project context.

GRAFT combines architecture, design, and urban thinking with a Berlin headquarters that actively embodies its approach to new work. The practice is especially relevant for clients seeking workplace environments with a strong architectural backbone, whether the brief is a creative headquarters, an office-led mixed-use building, or a more future-oriented hybrid workspace.

querkraft is a strong Vienna option for clients who want office design to feel spatially generous, characterful, and highly responsive to how people actually work. The studio brings a human-centered, architecture-led approach that is especially relevant for headquarters, office buildings, and workplaces where culture and atmosphere matter as much as efficiency.

Chapman Taylor Prague is one of the stronger options in the city for large workplace schemes, office-led regeneration, and flexible workspace concepts. The studio is especially relevant for clients who want international commercial expertise combined with on-the-ground experience in Prague office projects, sustainability standards, and historically sensitive redevelopments.

Metropolis Arkitektur & Design presents itself as a specialist in office buildings and hotels, which makes it directly relevant for commercial workplace listings in Norway. The studio is a good fit for clients who want an office designer with a clear commercial bias and a balance of architecture, interiors, and brand-conscious spatial design.

Bruzkus Greenberg brings a hospitality-aware design sensibility to workplace interiors, which makes the studio especially compelling for clients who want offices that feel polished, social, and materially rich without losing function. The practice has clear Berlin roots and direct workplace project evidence, including office environments that combine comfort, identity, and efficient planning.

Park Associati is one of the most visible Milan practices for office buildings and design-forward workplaces, with strong credentials in regeneration, headquarters, and branded environments. The studio is especially relevant for flagship corporate projects where architectural identity, sustainability, and public presence matter as much as internal planning.

Chapman Taylor’s Madrid studio brings the scale and process discipline of a global commercial architecture firm to workplace and office-building work in Spain. It is especially relevant for larger corporate occupiers, developers, and repositioning projects where façade, structure, leasing appeal, and workplace performance need to be handled together.

ACPV ARCHITECTS is a strong Milan choice for headquarters, landmark office buildings, and large workplace projects that sit within wider regeneration or district-scale strategies. The studio is particularly suited to premium occupiers and developers looking for a highly architectural, sustainability-aware approach to workspace design.

OOS is one of the stronger Zurich choices for companies that want workplace design shaped by both architecture and interior strategy. The practice has a notable portfolio of headquarters, flex offices, and office repositioning work, making it well suited to clients who want thoughtful spatial concepts instead of a standard corporate fit-out.

Lagranja Design brings a multidisciplinary approach to workplace design, combining interior architecture, branding, and spatial storytelling from its Barcelona base. The studio is a strong fit for companies that want offices to feel experiential, social, and distinctly tied to brand identity rather than generic corporate planning.

areazero 2.0 is tightly focused on office environments, making it one of the more directly relevant Barcelona firms for workplace-led directory coverage. The practice appears strongest where companies need strategy, design, and execution around office transformation, new ways of working, and fit-outs that improve both daily usability and organizational change.

Mint Architecture is one of the more clearly workplace-oriented firms in Zurich, combining strategy, architecture, and interior design around commercial environments. The studio is especially relevant for companies that want workplace planning tied closely to building reuse, brand expression, and long-term real-estate value rather than a simple fit-out exercise.

Hosoya Schaefer is a useful Zurich addition for clients who want workplace thinking shaped by broader architectural and urban strategy. The studio is particularly relevant for office projects that need a more conceptual and design-driven approach, including office renovations, innovation districts, and headquarters environments with long-term adaptability in mind.

Kinzo is one of Berlin’s most recognizable workplace design names, with a long-running focus on interior design, New Work, and building in existing contexts. The studio is especially relevant for companies that want a workplace partner able to blend strategy, identity, change, and fit-out delivery into office environments that feel distinctly contemporary and Berlin-rooted.

InteriorWorks is a practical and well-scoped addition for office searches because the firm focuses on project interiors for workplaces, hospitality, education, and healthcare from its Amsterdam Park Office. It is especially relevant for companies seeking a partner that can bridge design intent, furnishing, and day-to-day usability in completed office environments.

YLAB Architects is a Barcelona studio known for polished interior architecture that balances functional planning with strong material and lighting control. Its office work is especially relevant for firms that want a clean, contemporary workplace with a premium finish and a more bespoke design language than standard fit-out firms typically provide.

Arkan Zeytinoglu Architects is a strong Vienna choice for offices that need a more polished and design-led expression. The studio’s portfolio suggests particular strength in premium corporate environments, branded workplaces, and office projects where architectural clarity and interior atmosphere need to work together.

Franklin Azzi Architecture is especially compelling for office and headquarters projects where reuse, urban identity, and architectural clarity matter as much as the interior fit-out. The studio is a strong choice for workplace clients seeking a Paris firm that thinks about office buildings as part of a wider civic and development context.

Allard Architecture brings a useful blend of architecture, master planning, and interior thinking to workplace-related projects in Amsterdam. The firm is especially relevant for office environments that need strong architectural identity, careful renovation, or a thoughtful relationship to historic and urban context rather than a standard corporate fit-out.

Isern Serra brings a more tactile and residentially informed design language to office environments, which helps its workplace projects feel calm, crafted, and human-scaled. It is a strong match for companies seeking a softer, design-conscious office in Barcelona rather than a heavily corporate visual approach.

ADN is a useful Lisbon option for companies seeking a smaller design studio that still shows clear office and commercial workplace experience. The practice appears strongest where clients want a locally rooted team capable of handling interior architecture with a clean, contemporary aesthetic and close project involvement.

Lombardini22 is a strong Milan option for workplace and office-building projects that need strategic thinking, architecture, and technical coordination in one integrated team. The practice is particularly relevant for occupiers, investors, and landlords pursuing sustainable office repositioning, higher building performance, and contemporary workplace planning.

One Works is a useful Milan option for workplace projects that need architecture, interiors, and engineering to work together from the start. The firm is especially relevant for headquarters, office complexes, and creative work environments where operational performance and spatial flexibility matter alongside the design language.

Atelier Vltava is a useful Prague addition for office and institutional workplace projects that need a smaller, locally rooted architecture practice. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters renovations, public-sector office work, and projects where careful transformation of existing space matters more than a large-scale corporate process.

KIMA Arkitektur is a smaller Oslo practice that emphasizes architecture, interior architecture, and transformation with a clear sustainability angle. It is particularly suited to companies seeking a more hands-on design partner for office refurbishments, adaptive reuse projects, and workplaces where existing space needs to be rethought rather than replaced.

Foster + Partners brings a flagship-level design offer to the Madrid market, with office and headquarters work that combines sustainability, placemaking, and long-term asset thinking. The Madrid studio is a particularly strong option for landmark workplaces, large office campuses, and clients who want a more architectural rather than purely fit-out-led solution.

External Reference is a strong Barcelona pick for companies that want a workplace with a sharper conceptual identity and a more memorable brand expression. The studio’s work sits closer to creative direction and experiential design than generic office planning, which can make it especially relevant for fashion, media, retail-linked, and design-led teams.

Tétris Brussels is a strong fit for occupiers that want workplace consultancy, interior design, and fit-out delivery combined in one team. The Brussels office is especially relevant for office relocations and corporate transformations where speed, sustainability, and a commercially disciplined delivery process are central to the brief.

Unispace offers an integrated strategy, design, and construction model that appeals to companies looking for speed, accountability, and a single team from brief through delivery. Its New York studio specializes in people-centric commercial interiors that borrow from hospitality and experience design while staying grounded in practical workplace performance.

Unispace Madrid is a strong fit for occupiers who want a workplace partner that combines strategy, interior design, and delivery in one commercial offer. The studio is particularly relevant for multinational clients, fast-moving office rollouts, and projects where workplace change management and execution speed matter alongside design quality.

Colliers Brussels is especially relevant for clients who want workplace strategy and change management linked directly to broader occupier and property decisions. The Brussels team is a good fit for companies rethinking hybrid work, office use, and employee experience while also needing practical guidance on fit-out, leasing, and implementation.

Plus Architecture is one of the more directly workplace-focused smaller studios in Dublin, with a strong official portfolio of office interiors, commercial refurbishments, and headquarters fit-outs. It is particularly relevant for companies that want a local design partner for mid-sized office projects with a contemporary, practical, and well-resolved interior approach.

Unispace Dubai is a practical choice for occupiers that want one team handling strategy, design, and construction with a clear emphasis on speed and accountability. The studio is particularly relevant for companies entering or expanding in the Gulf and needing people-centric offices delivered with strong coordination and a contemporary hospitality-inflected feel.

Unispace Singapore is a strong fit for occupiers looking for a one-team model across strategy, design, and construction. The studio is especially relevant for multinational clients that want a polished workplace, clear accountability, and fast delivery without losing sight of employee experience and brand expression.

Unispace Hong Kong is a strong option for businesses that want clear accountability from workplace strategy through construction delivery. The studio is especially relevant for occupiers navigating tight city-center conditions, premium landlord environments, and the need to deliver a polished office quickly without fragmenting responsibility across multiple parties.

Unispace Sydney is a strong option for occupiers that want one team carrying workplace strategy, design, and construction through to handover. The studio is especially relevant for fast-moving corporate projects where premium finish, speed, and accountability are critical to the outcome.

Unispace Melbourne is a strong option for occupiers that want a single team handling strategy, interior design, and construction delivery. The studio is especially relevant for office projects that need speed, clear accountability, and a polished end result without sacrificing employee experience or workplace flexibility.

Unispace London is a strong option for occupiers that want one team carrying workplace strategy, design, and construction from brief through delivery. The studio is especially relevant for premium commercial offices where speed, accountability, and a polished end result matter as much as the concept.

Archicraft is a strong Prague option for companies looking for office interiors with a more distinctive, design-led character. The studio is especially relevant for law firms, creative companies, and commercial occupiers that want a tailored workplace with a clear material identity rather than a generic corporate fit-out.

Turull Sorensen Studio is a useful Barcelona option for clients who want a workplace to feel curated, contemporary, and less overtly corporate. The studio’s work suggests particular strength in balancing clean planning with warmer materials and a more residential or hospitality-influenced atmosphere, which can work well for creative, tech, and founder-led teams.

Miriam Barrio Studio is a useful Barcelona addition for teams that want a highly designed workplace with strong attention to finish, composition, and client experience. The practice’s office and commercial work suggests particular strength in creating spaces that feel sophisticated and tailored without losing everyday usability.

B2 Architecture is one of the clearest workplace-interior additions for Prague, with a strong official record of award-winning office design. The studio is especially relevant for creative agencies, brand-led companies, and clients that want a smaller practice capable of delivering highly distinctive office environments with a strong visual identity.

MIL Studios is one of the more directly workplace-oriented boutique additions for Madrid, with an explicit office design offer and a contemporary commercial interiors portfolio. It is a good fit for companies that want a design-led local studio for smaller or mid-sized workplace projects without moving to a larger international practice.

RAUMTAKT is a strong Zurich addition for office conversions, adaptive reuse, and lower-carbon workplace design. The studio is particularly relevant for teams that want a more sustainability-driven and materially conscious office project, especially in existing buildings where reuse, circular thinking, and careful transformation are part of the brief.

Tetris Zurich is a practical fit for companies that want workplace consultancy, interior design, and fit-out delivery bundled into one offer. The team is especially relevant for corporate office upgrades and headquarters moves where new ways of working, delivery certainty, and a commercially disciplined process are more important than a purely architectural statement.

MO architektur + design is a useful Vienna option for smaller and mid-sized workplace projects, especially when renovation, refurbishment, and a more tailored design process are central to the brief. The studio is particularly relevant for companies that want thoughtful interior architecture rather than a standard corporate office formula.

UP GREAT is tightly aligned with the needs of a workplace directory because its entire positioning centers on office design and workspace strategy for businesses. It is a strong fit for companies that want a pragmatic Berlin-based partner handling the full office journey from brief and concept through realization, with clear attention to employee experience and brand fit.

Studio Perspektiv is one of Prague’s most directly workplace-focused firms, with a strong record in office consulting, interior architecture, and employee-focused environments. The studio is particularly relevant for tech companies, investment firms, and fast-growing occupiers that want offices to actively support company culture, wellbeing, and flexible ways of working.

toi toi toi creative studio is a strong Berlin pick for companies that want workplace interiors shaped around sensory experience, inclusivity, and a less corporate visual language. The studio’s workplace portfolio shows clear strength in hybrid office environments where employee comfort, culture, and adaptable social spaces are central to the design brief.

Ellen Rapelius Studio offers a more boutique workplace option in Barcelona, with interiors that lean on strong composition, material clarity, and a quieter visual language. It is a good fit for smaller offices, creative teams, and brand-conscious companies that want an elevated workplace without the scale or feel of a large commercial architecture practice.

MAD is a prominent Oslo-based architecture and design practice known for adaptive thinking, transformation projects, and a commercially sharp urban design sensibility. For workplace clients, the studio is a strong fit when the brief calls for offices that feel contemporary and sustainable without losing architectural character or city-making ambition.

A-Lab has built a strong reputation in Oslo for architecture and workplace projects that combine clean Scandinavian clarity with bold development thinking. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters, innovation environments, and office-led mixed-use schemes where workplace quality needs to support broader placemaking and brand ambition.

IARK is an Oslo interior architecture practice with a strong focus on workplace, hospitality, and public-facing interiors. It stands out for clients who want a specialist interiors team rather than a broad architecture office, especially on projects where workplace identity, fit-out quality, and day-to-day user experience matter most.

Scenario Interiørarkitekter focuses on interior architecture and workplace environments, making it a strong candidate for organizations seeking practical, design-led office upgrades rather than purely iconic architecture. Its profile suits clients looking for flexible layouts, clear workplace functionality, and interiors that support both culture and operational flow.

Atelier Oslo is best known for refined architectural work with a strong material and spatial sensibility, and that translates well into premium workplace commissions. It is especially relevant for organizations in media, culture, and knowledge sectors that want offices with more character, calm, and design precision than a standard commercial fit-out typically offers.

Sane interiørarkitekter works at the intersection of workplace, hospitality, and brand-led interior design, which makes it a useful addition for office clients looking beyond purely corporate aesthetics. The practice is a good fit for teams that want offices with stronger atmosphere, material identity, and hospitality-style user experience without losing workplace function.

Studio Stockholm Arkitektur is one of the clearest workplace-focused firms in the Swedish market, with a portfolio centered on offices, headquarters, and brand-led commercial environments. The practice is especially relevant for companies that want a sophisticated office identity, strong spatial storytelling, and a design process tuned to modern ways of working rather than generic fit-out output.

Thomas Eriksson Arkitekter is especially relevant for workplace listings because its design language translates well into premium offices, brand-led headquarters, and media-oriented interiors. The firm is a strong fit for clients who want a more refined, material-conscious office environment with strong visual identity and disciplined Scandinavian restraint.

Strategisk Arkitektur is closely aligned with the needs of a workplace directory because its portfolio and positioning center on offices, headquarters, and commercial environments. The firm is particularly strong for businesses that want the office to express culture and brand while also supporting change, collaboration, and more intentional spatial planning.

Codesign sits squarely in the workplace-specialist category, combining strategy, interior architecture, and change-oriented design for office clients. It is a strong option for companies that want a team focused less on broad architectural image-making and more on how people actually work, collaborate, and move through the office day to day.

Kanozi Arkitekter brings a people-centered design perspective that translates well into commercial interiors, workplace projects, and innovation-led office environments. It is a strong fit for organizations that want offices shaped by user experience, brand expression, and contemporary Scandinavian design rather than conventional corporate templates.

Archus is relevant to a workplace directory because it works across architecture and interiors with a noticeable focus on commercial environments and transformation. The Stockholm office is a good candidate for clients seeking a practical design partner for workplace upgrades, headquarters projects, and office environments that need to balance business use with architectural coherence.

BAU brings a more architectural and environmentally focused perspective to office and commercial projects, which makes it a strong addition for clients seeking Scandinavian restraint, timber-forward thinking, and a less formulaic office aesthetic. It is particularly relevant for headquarters and workplace projects where sustainability and long-term material quality are central to the brief.

SENAB is a strong practical addition to the directory because it operates at the intersection of workplace strategy, interior design, furnishing, and project delivery. For companies that want an office partner focused on real implementation and workplace performance rather than pure concept work, SENAB is one of the more useful Stockholm-based names to include.

Fyra is one of the clearest workplace-led design studios in Helsinki, with a practice built around office strategy, employee experience, and spatial concepts for changing ways of working. It is especially relevant for companies that want a partner focused on workplace performance and culture rather than a purely architectural or decorative brief.

JKMM brings a strong Finnish architectural identity to office and headquarters projects, combining disciplined form, material quality, and urban awareness. The Helsinki studio is a good fit for clients who want a workplace with stronger architectural character than a conventional fit-out while still supporting contemporary work patterns and brand presence.

PES-Architects combines architecture and interior architecture inside a globally active Finnish practice, which makes it a useful listing for office clients seeking both design quality and technical depth. It is especially relevant for workplace projects that need a more integrated approach across base building, interiors, and brand-facing commercial experience.

Futudesign is a focused Helsinki studio working across architecture and interior design, with especially relevant experience in office projects and professional-services workplaces. It is a strong option for clients looking for a more hands-on design partner with a refined Nordic style and credible office-specific project evidence.

KOKO3 works across architecture, interiors, and visual identity, which makes it especially relevant for companies that want their offices to do brand work as well as operational work. The firm’s Helsinki presence and headquarters portfolio make it a strong candidate for modern office environments with a sharper visual and experiential point of view.

Amerikka operates across architecture, interior design, and branding, with project evidence that translates well into offices, campuses, and workplace-adjacent commercial environments. It is particularly suitable for clients who want a more lifestyle-conscious, hospitality-aware office atmosphere without losing clarity of function.

Kohina is a Helsinki interior architecture practice whose portfolio and tone align well with workplace, headquarters, and contemporary office environments. It is a strong option for clients who want a design-led interiors team with a more intimate scale and a strong grasp of atmosphere, materials, and workplace usability.

Arco Architecture Company works across architecture, renovation, and interior environments with a profile that fits office and headquarters clients looking for robust design thinking rather than trend-led styling. It is particularly relevant where workplace projects sit inside larger urban, heritage, or transformation contexts.

Nádor + Nádor is a Helsinki interior architecture practice with relevant office and professional-services project evidence, making it a useful addition for workplace-focused searches. The studio is especially suited to clients looking for tailored interiors, spatial clarity, and a more quietly premium Nordic office atmosphere.

Helin & Co Architects brings long-standing Finnish commercial design experience to office and headquarters work, with a portfolio that suits organizations seeking a dependable architectural partner for substantial workplace environments. It is especially relevant for office-led developments where the workplace sits within a larger corporate or mixed-use building strategy.

Studio Vale is a useful Berlin addition for companies prioritizing sustainability, reuse, and lower-footprint workplace design. The studio’s positioning is explicitly focused on offices and commercial spaces, making it a strong option for businesses that want environmentally conscious interiors without losing warmth, clarity, or operational flexibility.

KlebeBande is an unconventional but relevant addition for workplace searches because it explicitly works on office design and the cultural layer of working environments. The studio is a strong fit for teams that want their office to feel more expressive, collaborative, and identity-rich, especially when interior art and co-creative processes are part of the brief.

PCA-STREAM is especially relevant for office clients because the firm has developed a public and project-based position on the future of work, mixed-use offices, and new urban patterns of productivity. The studio is a strong fit for workplace briefs that need broader strategic thinking around flexibility, urban integration, and organizational change.

ORY.architecture is a useful Paris addition for office and headquarters searches because its portfolio includes workplace environments with clear corporate scale and urban presence. The practice is a strong fit for businesses that want a workplace partner focused on architecture, sustainability, and strong spatial identity rather than generic commercial interiors.

Hardel Le Bihan Architectes is a strong Paris-market addition for workplace searches because the practice combines architecture, rehabilitation, and commercial project experience. It is particularly relevant for office clients facing urban renovation constraints, repositioning projects, or headquarters briefs that need to reconcile existing structures with modern workplace expectations.

Apto Architects is a strong Amsterdam addition for workplace searches because the practice explicitly works at the intersection of architecture and interior concepts for contemporary office environments. The studio is especially relevant for companies seeking a partner that combines workplace DNA workshops, space planning, and hospitality-minded office design into one coherent process.

bs;bp is particularly relevant to a workplace directory because the collective focuses on interior architecture that connects brand, user experience, and business performance. Founded in Amsterdam, the studio is a good fit for organizations seeking office environments that feel human-centered and scalable, especially across headquarters, European offices, and branded workspace rollouts.

D/DOCK is one of Amsterdam’s more recognizable workplace design studios, combining architecture, interior design, brand design, and turnkey execution. It is especially relevant for organizations that want office environments shaped around culture, hospitality, and community, rather than conventional desk planning alone.

ZENBER Architects is directly relevant to the directory because the studio explicitly designs hybrid work environments from its Amsterdam base. The practice is a strong fit for companies that want future-proof offices shaped around collaboration, wellbeing, and sustainability, with recent large-scale Amsterdam workplace delivery to support that positioning.

Office Winhov is particularly strong for workplace listings that lean toward renovation, adaptive reuse, and architecturally rigorous office environments. From its Amsterdam base, the practice combines architecture and interior design on office buildings that balance sustainability, restoration, and high-spec corporate use.

Studio JAAF is a strong fit for teams seeking a more concept-driven, identity-rich office environment rather than a generic workplace template. From its Amsterdam base, the studio combines spatial branding, research, and interior architecture in office projects that emphasize character, usability, and a clear sense of place.

Studio OAK brings a more expressive, brand-translation approach to workplace design, making it a good fit for organizations that want offices to feel distinctive rather than generic. Its Amsterdam office and dedicated office-interior offering make the studio especially relevant for businesses seeking a stronger cultural and visual identity in their workspace.

JK Interiors is a smaller Amsterdam studio, but it is directly relevant to office searches because it explicitly showcases office design work in the city. The practice is a good option for smaller companies or local teams looking for thoughtful office redesigns, sustainable reuse, and a more personal scale of interior design collaboration.

FB+arquitectura adds another credible Madrid-based architecture practice with demonstrated office and workplace work on its own site. The studio is a sensible option for organizations that want a locally rooted firm able to handle office projects with an architectural lens rather than a purely decorative or furniture-led approach.

Openbook Architecture is one of the clearest workplace-focused additions for Lisbon, with a portfolio that directly features headquarters and office projects for major occupiers. The studio is especially relevant for companies that want a design-led office shaped around collaboration, culture, and a more contemporary tech-forward interpretation of workplace planning.

Tétris Lisbon is a strong option for occupiers who want a single commercial partner for workplace strategy, design, and fit-out delivery. The studio is particularly relevant for fast-moving office projects, multinational clients, and teams that value execution speed and consistency alongside the design concept itself.

PROMONTORIO is a strong Lisbon choice for clients who want workplaces with a more architectural and internationally polished design language. The practice is particularly relevant for headquarters and premium office environments where brand image, urban presence, and high-end material execution matter alongside the workplace brief.

Wonderstudio is a useful Lisbon addition for teams that want a smaller design studio with a clear interior-architecture sensibility and a contemporary visual language. Its office work suggests a good fit for design-conscious companies looking for polished workplaces without moving to a very large commercial practice.

RISCO is one of the more substantial Lisbon practices for office buildings and headquarters projects, making it highly relevant for larger workplace briefs and commercial assets. The studio is especially suited to clients who need architectural scale, coordination depth, and a strong record in office-led developments rather than smaller fit-out work alone.

Tétris Milan is a strong fit for companies that want a workplace partner combining consultancy, interior design, and fit-out delivery. The Milan team is especially relevant for occupiers seeking efficient execution, workplace transformation, and contemporary office planning without splitting strategy, design, and build across multiple vendors.

GBPA Architects is a credible Milan addition for office-building upgrades, workplace repositioning, and contemporary corporate environments with sustainability targets. The practice appears particularly strong where owners or occupiers need to modernize existing office assets while improving flexibility, environmental performance, and the quality of common spaces.

Unispace Milan is a strong match for occupiers seeking an integrated workplace partner that combines strategy, design, and construction through one local studio with international backing. The team is particularly relevant for tech, healthcare, and multinational clients rolling out high-performance offices in Milan with speed and consistency.

CZA brings a more architectural and urban-minded sensibility to workplace projects, making it a useful Milan addition for clients who want offices to sit within a broader design and city-making context. The studio is particularly relevant for headquarters, office extensions, and commercial buildings where spatial quality and long-term architectural value matter.

Unispace Zurich is a strong option for occupiers that want workplace strategy, design, construction, and furniture coordination under one commercial partner. The studio is especially relevant for multinational clients and fast-moving headquarters projects where execution speed, hybrid work planning, and a polished client-facing design all matter.

Studioforma is a good Zurich option for companies that want interior architecture with a more polished, design-forward expression. The studio combines architecture and interior design from a local base in Zurich, making it a reasonable fit for boutique offices, premium workplaces, and commercial interiors where visual identity matters.

ROK brings a more technical and research-oriented angle to workplace and commercial design in Zurich. The practice is particularly relevant for clients who care about advanced fabrication, systems thinking, and architecture-driven problem solving in office environments rather than purely stylistic interior design.

Architects Collective is a useful Vienna addition for office transformations and larger institutional workplace projects, especially when adaptive reuse and complex technical conditions are part of the brief. The firm is particularly relevant for clients who want architecture-led office planning rather than a pure fit-out approach.

PLANET architects is one of the clearest workplace-focused studios in Vienna, with an explicit office design offer and several corporate projects that tie space planning to culture and hybrid work. The firm is particularly relevant for companies that want a creative but commercially grounded partner for office interiors and new workplace concepts.

Jaspers-Eyers is one of Brussels’ strongest names for office architecture, with a long track record in headquarters, office towers, and large mixed-use business developments. The practice is especially relevant for clients who want a workplace partner with deep experience in the Brussels office market, complex urban sites, and commercially significant buildings.

assar is one of the most relevant Brussels firms for large office projects, combining architecture, interior architecture, and project management across major business environments. The practice is especially strong where clients need sustainable office redevelopment, European quarter expertise, or larger mixed-use office ecosystems rather than simple fit-out work.

B2Ai is a strong Brussels choice for office redesign and sustainable workplace transformation, with notable experience in circular renovations and healthy office buildings. The studio is especially relevant for clients looking to modernize older office stock in Brussels while improving flexibility, sustainability performance, and everyday user wellbeing.

CBRE Brussels is a practical directory addition for companies looking for office design and fit-out services backed by a major commercial real-estate platform. The Brussels team is particularly relevant for occupiers that want workplace strategy, design, and project management linked closely to leasing, portfolio, and broader property decisions.

51N4E is a useful Brussels addition for clients who want office and workplace projects approached through urban strategy, adaptive reuse, and mixed-use thinking. The practice is especially relevant for organizations working in central Brussels, the European quarter, or the North district where office space, public life, and city-making are tightly connected.

DDS+ is a strong Brussels option for office redevelopment and interior transformation projects, especially where complexity, sustainability, and adaptive reuse are central. The practice is particularly relevant for clients who want architecture-led office planning in Brussels with a strong local understanding of commercial buildings and city context.

MOLA Architecture is a strong Dublin option for workplace projects that need a more bespoke and design-led feel without losing commercial discipline. The studio has credible experience across office interiors, tenant amenities, and mixed-use developments, making it particularly relevant for tech occupiers, headquarters fit-outs, and design-conscious landlord spaces.

Reddy Architecture + Urbanism is a practical Dublin addition for companies looking for a large local practice with significant workplace, office development, and interior fit-out experience. The firm is especially relevant for occupiers and landlords that want hybrid-work planning, commercial office design, and a team with proven delivery across Dublin’s core office districts.

Unispace Dublin is a strong fit for occupiers who want strategy, design, construction, and furniture coordination handled through one partner. The Dublin studio is particularly relevant for fast-moving corporate projects, multinational occupiers, and companies seeking a people-centric workplace with strong delivery capability across Ireland.

Tétris Dublin is a practical choice for office transformations where consultancy, design, and delivery need to stay tightly integrated. The firm is especially relevant for occupiers seeking workplace upgrades, relocation projects, and sustainability-conscious fit-outs delivered with a commercially disciplined process.

O'Mahony Pike is a strong Dublin addition for office buildings and urban workplace schemes, particularly in the docklands and mixed-use regeneration settings. The practice is especially relevant for projects that need office design to sit well within a broader urban framework, including headquarters campuses, restored heritage structures, and large-scale mixed-use business districts.

Marani Architects is a strong Prague addition for larger office campuses, business parks, and formal corporate interiors. The practice is especially relevant for clients who want a studio with experience across both shell-and-core office buildings and more tailored office interiors, including tenant-specific workplace design.

OBERMEYER HELIKA is a strong Prague option for office buildings and larger commercial workplace projects where engineering, BIM, and technical execution are critical. The firm is especially relevant for developers and institutional clients that need office buildings delivered with high coordination quality, sustainable standards, and tenant-ready flexibility.

Design Infinity is a strong Dubai option for companies that want a local office interiors specialist with a clear design-and-build offer. The practice is especially relevant for workplace projects where execution speed, landlord coordination, and a turnkey delivery model matter as much as the visual concept.

Summertown is a credible Dubai choice for businesses that want office design and fit-out delivered by a firm with a visible sustainability focus and an established corporate client base. Its project work suggests particular strength in practical, modern workplaces that prioritize wellbeing, flexibility, and ESG-aligned delivery standards.

ROAR is a strong fit for companies that want a more identity-led workplace rather than a generic premium office. The Dubai studio combines brand storytelling, hospitality cues, and a human-centered design language, making it especially relevant for firms that treat the office as both a culture tool and a client-facing environment.

Swiss Bureau is one of the more established names in Dubai corporate interiors and is especially relevant for companies seeking premium office design with strong execution depth. The firm's project work points to strength in branded, hospitality-aware workplaces for global occupiers that need both polish and practical delivery experience.

Bluehaus is a useful Dubai directory addition for clients that want a regional design practice able to work across architecture and interiors. The firm is particularly relevant for office projects where the interior needs to connect cleanly with a broader commercial or mixed-use development context rather than sit in isolation.

INC Group is a practical Dubai option for occupiers seeking a locally rooted commercial interiors team with end-to-end delivery capabilities. The firm is best suited to businesses that prioritize speed, coordination, and fit-out execution but still want a considered design response tailored to how teams actually work.

Space Matrix Dubai is a strong fit for occupiers that want a specialist workplace design firm rather than a generalist commercial practice. The company's regional track record makes it especially relevant for large corporate offices that need strategy, design, and measurable workplace performance tied together in a disciplined delivery process.

Space Matrix is one of the most workplace-focused firms in Singapore and is especially relevant for companies that want data-informed office strategy rather than a purely decorative interiors service. Its work suggests particular strength in technology-led and multinational office environments where employee experience and operational efficiency both matter.

Hassell Singapore is a credible choice for workplace projects that need architecture, interiors, and broader urban thinking to work together. The studio is especially relevant for clients looking for offices with a strong wellness and community dimension rather than conventional corporate planning alone.

DB&B is a strong Singapore directory addition for clients seeking an established interiors practice with a clear workplace portfolio. The firm is especially relevant for companies that want a polished office environment shaped by business function, brand expression, and day-to-day usability rather than trend-driven styling.

Conexus Studio is especially relevant for companies that see the office as an experience platform rather than only a container for desks. Its Singapore team has a clear workplace focus and is a strong fit for clients seeking more curated, community-oriented office environments with a hospitality sensibility.

SCA Design is a useful Singapore option for businesses that want a smaller, more focused interiors studio with direct workplace experience. The firm appears best suited to office clients that want efficient planning, a clean visual language, and close design attention without the overhead of a very large multinational practice.

ONG&ONG is a strong Singapore choice for office projects that benefit from a broader integrated design platform spanning architecture, interior design, and real estate-adjacent services. The practice is especially relevant for corporate occupiers and developers that need workplace interiors tied closely to the wider building and brand strategy.

ID21 is a practical directory addition for companies looking for a Singapore workplace specialist with visible corporate project experience. The firm appears best suited to clients that want a balanced mix of spatial efficiency, brand clarity, and polished execution within business-critical office environments.

Bean Buro is a strong Hong Kong option for clients looking for a more characterful and human-centered office than the standard corporate template. The studio is especially relevant for design-conscious brands that want warm materials, spatial storytelling, and a workplace experience with genuine personality.

One Space is a practical Hong Kong directory addition for companies that want a local office interiors specialist with a visible workplace portfolio. The firm appears well suited to organizations seeking efficient planning, a polished contemporary aesthetic, and a team familiar with the constraints of Hong Kong office delivery.

PMDL is a solid Hong Kong option for workplace clients that want a studio with clear experience in premium corporate interiors. The firm appears especially relevant for headquarters and executive office environments where spatial quality, refined detailing, and a strong client-facing impression are central to the brief.

Atelier Pacific is a useful Hong Kong addition for clients that want a design-led office interior with a clear sense of identity and material quality. The studio appears strongest on projects where the office needs to feel polished and brand-specific rather than anonymous or purely efficiency-driven.

Ronald Lu & Partners is particularly relevant for office clients that need a firm comfortable at both building and interior scales. The practice is a strong option for headquarters, financial workplace, and larger commercial office projects where technical coordination and long-term asset value are as important as design expression.

Hassell Hong Kong is a good fit for workplace projects that need more than standard office planning, especially where wellness, culture, and a broader city-making perspective are part of the brief. The studio is particularly relevant for premium corporate clients looking for a workplace with strong design character and multidisciplinary depth.

Aedas is especially relevant in Hong Kong for office clients operating at building or district scale rather than only tenant interiors. The practice is a strong option for commercial office developments and headquarters environments where architecture, commercial positioning, and long-term workplace flexibility need to be solved together.

Woods Bagot Sydney is a strong fit for office clients that want a firm comfortable at both building and workplace scale. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters, premium tenant workplaces, and large commercial projects where architecture, interiors, and long-term asset performance need to work together.

Bates Smart Sydney is particularly relevant for office clients seeking a refined commercial design language backed by serious architectural depth. The studio is a strong option for headquarters, workplace repositioning, and office tower projects where material quality, planning discipline, and long-term commercial value all matter.

Hassell Sydney is a strong choice for workplace projects that need more than efficient desk planning. The studio is especially relevant for clients looking for offices with a stronger emphasis on wellness, collaboration, and urban context, supported by a multidisciplinary team working across architecture, interiors, and strategy.

GroupGSA Sydney is a practical option for businesses that want a locally grounded commercial design team with visible workplace experience. The practice is especially relevant for office projects that need a balance of strong planning, branded interior character, and efficient delivery across medium to large occupier footprints.

BVN Sydney is especially relevant for office clients whose project sits between workplace strategy and major building design. The studio is a strong fit for headquarters, office repositioning, and future-focused commercial environments where sustainability, technical quality, and tenant experience all need to be addressed together.

Futurespace Sydney is a strong fit for organizations that want a workplace consultancy with a sharper focus on how people use space, not just how it looks. The studio is especially relevant for hybrid work transitions, office renewals, and corporate environments where culture, behavior, and space planning need to be tightly aligned.

Gray Puksand Sydney is a good fit for businesses that want a contemporary workplace with strong hospitality influence and careful commercial planning. The practice is especially relevant for premium offices and tenant fit-outs where material quality, employee experience, and brand expression all need to work together.

Siren Design Group Sydney is especially relevant for companies looking for a workplace that feels social, brand-aware, and operationally smart rather than purely corporate. The firm is a strong option for modern office environments that lean on hospitality cues, shared amenity, and strong employee experience.

Woods Bagot Melbourne is a strong option for workplace projects that need both architectural depth and a polished commercial interior point of view. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters, large-scale tenant workplaces, and office assets where workplace performance and broader development value need to align.

Bates Smart Melbourne is one of the stronger options in the city for premium commercial office projects. The studio is especially relevant for clients that want disciplined planning, strong architectural thinking, and a highly resolved design language across headquarters, office towers, and major tenant environments.

Hassell Melbourne is a strong fit for clients looking for workplace design with broader architectural and strategic depth. The studio is particularly relevant for offices that need to support collaboration, wellbeing, and sustainability while also fitting into larger civic, campus, or mixed-use contexts.

GroupGSA Melbourne is a useful option for office clients that want a local commercial design team with strong workplace experience and a practical delivery mindset. The studio is especially relevant for branded corporate interiors, office upgrades, and business environments where flexible planning and visual clarity matter.

Gray Puksand Melbourne is especially relevant for businesses seeking a workplace that feels polished, contemporary, and highly usable. The practice is a strong fit for headquarters and premium tenant spaces where hospitality cues, strong planning, and a commercially intelligent interior language need to come together.

Carr Melbourne is a strong option for companies that want a more design-forward office environment with premium material quality and a calm, highly resolved aesthetic. The studio is especially relevant for boutique headquarters, client-facing workplaces, and commercial environments where design character is central to the brief.

Siren Design Group Melbourne is especially relevant for organizations seeking an office that feels more like a destination than a traditional corporate floorplate. The practice is a strong fit for workplaces that rely on social energy, strong brand presence, and a contemporary shared-amenity experience.

COX Melbourne is a solid option for office projects that need a team comfortable with large, complex commercial environments. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters, office buildings, and workplace projects where architecture, urban presence, and long-term business use all shape the design response.

Futurespace Melbourne is especially relevant for companies dealing with workplace change, hybrid use, or culture-led office redesign. The studio is a strong fit for organizations that want strategic thinking around behavior, collaboration, and change management to shape the design outcome from the start.

Jasmax Auckland is a strong fit for office clients that want a major New Zealand practice capable of working across architecture, interiors, and broader commercial strategy. The studio is especially relevant for corporate workplaces and office developments that need thoughtful planning, sustainable thinking, and high technical coordination.

Studio Pacific is especially relevant for workplace projects that benefit from a strong architectural lens and thoughtful adaptation of existing urban fabric. The Wellington studio is a strong option for clients seeking office environments with clear sustainability intent, workplace flexibility, and a strong connection to civic or city context.

Athfield Architects is a strong Wellington option for office clients that want a practice with real design character and experience working with existing city fabric. The studio is especially relevant for workplaces that involve refurbishment, heritage sensitivity, or a desire for a more distinctive architectural identity.

Wingates is a useful Auckland option for businesses that want a more specialized interiors team with visible commercial and workplace experience. The studio is especially relevant for companies seeking polished office environments, efficient planning, and a strong emphasis on day-to-day usability.

Peddlethorp Auckland is a credible choice for office projects that need a firm with solid commercial building and interior design experience. The practice is especially relevant for workplace environments where technical delivery, building integration, and practical commercial planning are core priorities.

Architecture+ is a practical Wellington option for organizations looking for a local studio that works across architecture and interiors. The practice is especially relevant for workplace projects that need straightforward commercial thinking, contextual design, and close coordination with local stakeholders.

Designgroup Stapleton Elliott is a strong Wellington option for clients looking for a practice with visible workplace experience across professional services and corporate environments. The firm is especially relevant for office projects where careful planning, fit-out quality, and a polished client-facing image are all important.

Chow:Hill Auckland is a strong fit for office projects that sit within a broader commercial or development context. The practice is especially relevant for clients looking for a team that can bring together workplace needs, commercial building expertise, and a clear understanding of long-term asset performance.

Nikken Sekkei Tokyo is especially relevant for office clients whose project sits between building design and workplace strategy. The practice is a strong fit for headquarters, office-led mixed-use developments, and commercial environments where technical coordination, sustainability, and long-term operational quality are central.

GARDE Tokyo is a strong option for clients seeking a workplace with a more brand-aware and internationally polished design language. The studio is particularly relevant for premium office interiors, multinational occupiers, and projects where a high-end client-facing impression matters as much as everyday workplace performance.

nendo Tokyo is particularly relevant for office clients that want a workplace with a stronger conceptual identity than the standard corporate template. The studio is best suited to design-conscious brands, innovation spaces, and boutique headquarters where memorable spatial ideas and brand storytelling are part of the brief.

ILYA Tokyo is a strong fit for companies that want a workplace specialist with a long-running focus on interior architecture in Japan. The studio is especially relevant for corporate offices and headquarter environments where efficient planning, refined detailing, and reliable delivery are more important than trend-driven design gestures.

Klein Dytham architecture is a strong Tokyo option for brands that want a workplace with more identity and personality than a conventional office fit-out. The studio is particularly relevant for creative industries, technology teams, and design-conscious companies that want workspace, brand, and culture to be tightly connected.

NOIZ Tokyo is particularly relevant for organizations that want workplace thinking shaped by innovation, digital tools, and changing patterns of collaboration. The practice is a strong fit for technology-led companies, research environments, and offices where experimentation and future-readiness are core parts of the brief.

A.N.D. Tokyo is a strong option for companies that want a more quietly premium workplace with strong material quality and a highly resolved design language. The studio is especially relevant for executive offices, boutique headquarters, and corporate interiors where polish and restraint matter.

NOMURA Co. Tokyo is especially relevant for office clients that want a large, experienced spatial design firm capable of handling both concept and delivery. The practice is a strong fit for headquarters, brand-led workplaces, and larger commercial office environments where execution strength is critical.

interoffice Tokyo is a practical option for companies that want a firm focused squarely on workplace environments rather than general commercial design. The studio is especially relevant for office projects that prioritize efficient planning, furniture integration, and a clean contemporary working environment.

WORK Tokyo is a strong fit for companies seeking an office with a premium, contemporary aesthetic shaped by hospitality sensibilities. The studio is especially relevant for design-conscious brands and boutique headquarters that want a workplace to feel carefully curated rather than generic.

Takenaka Tokyo is especially relevant for larger office projects where architecture, engineering, and workplace execution need to be tightly coordinated. The practice is a strong option for headquarters and office-led commercial developments where scale, technical rigor, and delivery certainty matter.

Mitsubishi Jisho Design Tokyo is particularly relevant for office clients working at the intersection of workplace, architecture, and major commercial real estate. The studio is a strong fit for headquarters and premium office environments where planning quality and integration with the broader asset are central.

Nikken Space Design Tokyo is a strong option for office clients that want a workplace specialist backed by a major design lineage. The practice is especially relevant for corporate interiors, headquarters environments, and office projects where planning quality and interior experience need to be carefully balanced.

Kajima Design Tokyo is particularly relevant for office projects where technical execution, building performance, and commercial durability are major priorities. The practice is a strong fit for headquarters and larger office environments that need a design response grounded in engineering rigor.

Obayashi Tokyo is especially relevant for complex office developments where architecture, engineering, and delivery all need to be handled at a very high level of coordination. It is a strong option for corporate campuses, headquarters, and major office assets rather than small tenant interiors alone.

Shimizu Tokyo is a strong fit for office projects where technical performance, engineering integration, and long-term building operations are central to the brief. The practice is especially relevant for headquarters and larger commercial workplaces where delivery certainty matters as much as design quality.

Taisei Design Tokyo is particularly relevant for office clients that need architecture, engineering, and delivery tied closely together from the start. The practice is strongest on larger workplace and office-building projects where technical performance, efficiency, and commercial durability are major concerns.

Kengo Kuma & Associates Tokyo is a strong option for clients that want a workplace with a distinctive architectural identity rather than a conventional corporate interior. The studio is especially relevant for premium offices, boutique headquarters, and projects where materiality, atmosphere, and cultural positioning are part of the brief.

Nihon Sekkei Tokyo is a strong fit for office projects where architecture, infrastructure, and commercial functionality all need to be considered together. The practice is especially relevant for headquarters and large office projects where long-term asset value and technical coordination are central.

HOK London is particularly relevant for office clients looking for a large multidisciplinary practice with serious depth in workplace design and sustainability. The studio is a strong option for headquarters, financial workplaces, and premium commercial interiors where long-term performance is central.

Perkins&Will London is a strong fit for organizations that want workplace design informed by research, sustainability, and human-centered planning. The studio is especially relevant for commercial offices where employee experience, operational quality, and long-term resilience are major concerns.

BDP London is especially relevant for office projects that benefit from a broad multidisciplinary team spanning architecture, interiors, engineering, and urban design. The studio is a strong option for headquarters, office buildings, and commercial repositioning projects where complexity and coordination matter.

HLW London is a strong choice for clients that want a workplace-focused global practice with a clear commercial interiors track record. The studio is especially relevant for technology, finance, and professional services offices where efficient planning and contemporary brand expression need to work together.

IA London is a strong fit for companies that want a practice focused specifically on interior architecture and workplace strategy. The studio is especially relevant for clients seeking a commercially disciplined office partner with sharp expertise in planning, brand expression, and organizational change.

tp bennett London is particularly relevant for office projects that need a studio comfortable with both base building and interior workplace design. The practice is a strong option for headquarters, commercial repositioning, and premium offices where architecture and interior character must work together.

Peldon Rose London is a strong option for businesses that want a workplace specialist with a clear employee-experience focus. The firm is especially relevant for office projects where culture, usability, and a more human workplace feel are more important than conventional corporate polish alone.

Oktra London is a practical choice for occupiers that want office design and build delivery handled through one commercial interiors specialist. The firm is especially relevant for workplace upgrades and relocations where speed, accountability, and pragmatic planning are major priorities.

MoreySmith London is a strong fit for clients that want a workplace with more material richness and hospitality influence than a typical office fit-out. The practice is especially relevant for premium commercial interiors where brand presence, employee experience, and client-facing quality all matter.

MCM London is a useful choice for office clients that want an established commercial interiors practice with a broad workplace portfolio. The studio is especially relevant for companies seeking a balance of design quality, spatial efficiency, and dependable commercial delivery.

Thirdway London is especially relevant for businesses that want a workplace with more personality and cultural specificity than a standard corporate fit-out. The firm is a strong option for creative, technology, and brand-led organizations that want the office to signal identity as much as function.

Tétris London is a practical option for occupiers looking for an integrated design-and-build team with strong experience in commercial office delivery. The studio is especially relevant for workplace projects where speed, consistency, and budget control are as important as the design concept.

HKS London is a strong fit for office clients that want a multidisciplinary practice comfortable with both detailed workplace design and larger commercial complexity. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters and premium commercial environments that need a polished yet business-focused response.

KKS Savills London is a strong choice for office clients that want workplace strategy and interior design tied closely to commercial real estate thinking. The practice is especially relevant for organizations navigating portfolio change, relocation, or a major rethink of how the office supports culture and performance.

Aukett Swanke London is a strong option for office clients that need architectural and interior expertise working together on commercial projects. The practice is especially relevant for headquarters, office repositioning, and commercial assets where planning quality and technical coordination are both essential.

Squire & Partners London is particularly relevant for office clients seeking a design-led architecture studio with experience across workplace and commercial development. The practice is a strong fit for headquarters, office-led mixed-use schemes, and premium work environments where architectural identity matters.

Orms London is a strong fit for office projects that need a thoughtful response to existing commercial fabric and urban context. The practice is especially relevant for office repositioning, workplace-led refurbishments, and design briefs where commercial value and architectural quality must reinforce one another.

Universal Design Studio London is a strong choice for clients that want a workplace with a more refined and experiential design language than a typical corporate office. The studio is especially relevant for premium headquarters and brand-led work environments where atmosphere and spatial identity are central.

Sheppard Robson London is especially relevant for office clients seeking a practice that can move confidently between commercial architecture and workplace interiors. The studio is a strong option for headquarters, office buildings, and mixed-use commercial projects where long-term flexibility and technical quality matter.

Scott Brownrigg London is a strong fit for office projects that need both architectural and interior capability under one roof. The practice is especially relevant for commercial workplace projects where scale, sustainability, and coordinated delivery are central to the brief.

Foster + Partners London is especially relevant for office clients working at building scale or seeking a workplace with a strong architectural statement. The practice is a strong option for headquarters and office-led developments where commercial quality, environmental performance, and prestige all matter.

WilkinsonEyre London is a good fit for office clients that need a design-led architecture practice comfortable with major commercial projects. The studio is particularly relevant for headquarters and office buildings where the architectural identity of the asset is a central business driver.

Basha-Franklin London is a strong option for clients looking for a workplace with a more elevated, hospitality-aware interior language. The studio is especially relevant for premium commercial interiors where brand, atmosphere, and client-facing quality are important alongside everyday usability.

BDG London is particularly relevant for organizations that want a practice focused heavily on workplace strategy and office interiors. The studio is a strong fit for commercial offices where planning intelligence, day-to-day usability, and a contemporary business image all need to work together.

Stiff + Trevillion London is a strong option for office clients looking for a more architecturally expressive workplace or commercial asset. The practice is especially relevant for premium offices and headquarters where design character, commercial value, and urban fit all matter.

EPR Architects London is especially relevant for office clients working on larger commercial assets where architecture, tenant appeal, and delivery discipline all matter. The practice is a strong fit for office buildings and workplace projects with a strong real-estate performance agenda.

Morrow + Lorraine London is a strong fit for companies that want an office with a more distinctive and contemporary design language. The practice is especially relevant for brand-led workplaces and commercial interiors where atmosphere and identity are as important as efficiency.

Ryder London is a practical option for office projects that need a commercially minded design practice with strong UK delivery experience. The studio is especially relevant for workplace and office-building projects where function, sustainability, and budget discipline all need to be managed carefully.

Perkins Eastman London is a strong choice for office clients that want a large interdisciplinary studio with a clear commercial and workplace portfolio. The practice is especially relevant for organizations seeking a balance of strategic planning, design clarity, and delivery depth.

Make Architects London is particularly relevant for office clients that want a stronger architectural statement from their workplace or commercial building. The practice is a strong fit for headquarters and office-led developments where design identity, urban presence, and tenant appeal are central.

Darling Associates London is a strong fit for office clients working on commercial buildings, repositioning projects, and workplace-led regeneration. The practice is especially relevant where the office must perform as both a business environment and a long-term real-estate asset.

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