In the first of a new series of curated project highlights, we handpick ten offices from the last few years of the “architectural resource” project database. In each article, we’ll pick apart one contemporary trend-setting element of interior design and architecture, highlighting – in the architects’ own words – how it was approached. As part of “architectural resource”’s first Office Project Newsletter of 2024, we present the following large-scale office buildings with central atrium spaces. Used to visually and audibly connect floors and departments across expansive office buildings, these light and open gathering spaces use
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