Mixed-Use Workplaces

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.