Down to Earth Practice: How Some Japanese Architects Have Taken their Offices to the Streets

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As the discourse about the way we work continues past the original pandemic concern and past the hybrid, remote, or what was once called traditional office space; employers and employees alike are still revisiting mental comfort requirements of a post-pandemic worker. While there are many types of work environments and worker needs that have to be addressed separately (besides the white-collar or knowledge worker), from a design and policies front; one particular, newborn model has been popping up in recent years, thus far seen through some unique, smallscale yet norm challenging Japanese offices. 

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Cite: Hana Abdel. "Down to Earth Practice: How Some Japanese Architects Have Taken their Offices to the Streets" 22 Feb 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/976895/down-to-earth-practice-how-some-japanese-architects-have-taken-their-offices-to-the-streets> ISSN 0719-8884
© Kai Nakamura

“路边社”,向街道开放的日本建筑事务所合集

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