Microsoft Ecological Workplace Office Environment Design Address: Zurich, Switzerland Area: 4782 square meters Keywords: Technology headquarters, office environment design, custom DIY, Microsoft Switzerland ecosystem, office furniture, local design language, brand presentation, tailored, flexible and diverse, high-tech office design, sustainable environment Microsoft Switzerland's headquarters is located at The Circle H11 in Zurich, covering an area of 4782 square meters. It is a model technology headquarters that integrates high technology, flexibility, and sustainable concepts. The project is led by the JOP ARCHITEKTEN design team, with the core concept of "Microsoft Switzerland ecosystem". It deeply integrates local materials, natural textures, and office environment design, strengthening the brand's innovative network image in Switzerland. The space abandons traditional fixed workstations and adopts a highly flexible and diverse layout. Employees can choose different scenarios to carry out their work based on their tasks and needs through customized DIY. A large number of movable and combinable office furniture supports this dynamic mode, promoting a balance between collaboration and focus.

BHP Melbourne headquarters: Customized office furniture creates geological wonder office space Address: Melbourne, Australia Area: 6500 square meters Keywords: office furniture, custom DIY, office environment design, minerals, Australian headquarters, sustainability, cultural diversity and inclusiveness, simple and heavy, delicate and inclusive, diverse coexistence, The office space renovation project of BHP's global headquarters in Melbourne was designed by Woods Bay. With a bold and innovative concept, it deeply integrates office furniture, customized DIY elements, and office environment design to create an office space that immerses itself in geological wonders. The headquarters is located at 171 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia, with an area of 6500 square meters. This renovation is the result of ten years of cooperation and trust between both parties, as well as an innovation in traditional office design. The design team focused on "boldness" and reduced the headquarters space from five floors to two and a half floors, while meeting all functional requirements and achieving efficient resource utilization. Customize office furniture and reshape the office layout In the application of office furniture, the design team fully leverages the advantages of customized DIY. Most of the existing office furniture has been preserved and relocated, giving it new functionality and meaning through clever layout planning. The characteristic metal mesh ceiling and central staircase of the public area have also been preserved, and the newly matched wooden pedals and handrails enhance the touch, complementing the overall spatial style. In addition, the widely distributed "concave rooms" in the space not only serve as display areas for artworks and souvenirs, but also act as spatial landmarks, guiding people to experience the historical heritage of BHP Billiton in exploration. These customized office furniture designs not only embody the concept of sustainable development, but also create a unique office experience for employees. Office environment design, incorporating geological elements The core of office environment design lies in establishing a connection with the site. The design team extracted the local geological features of Melbourne and abstracted them into interior design textures and tones, making the interior space closely connected to the site environment. Local artists Scanlan and Makers have translated the land that nurtures minerals into hand drawn wall textures, while the metal oxidation process presents a blue-green toned space, making employees feel as if they are immersed in a geological wonder. The winding flow diverges from the center of the site to the surrounding areas, creating an organic spatial form. The soft, simple, delicate and inclusive design style reflects BHP's respect for cultural diversity and inclusivity. The use of soft tones such as pink, blue, and green in the recreational space helps employees stabilize their minds; The communication area adopts bold and vivid color tones to stimulate creativity and vitality. Sustainable development, showcasing corporate values The entire renovation process actively promotes sustaina

The top serviced office of One Za'abeel, the new landmark of luxury hotels in Dubai Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Area: 3530 square meters Keywords: hotel furniture, intelligent lift desk, office furniture, real estate/serviced office, luxury and innovation, local inspiration, flexibility and diversity, brand and inheritance, people-oriented, sustainable development, modular lighting, hotel benchmark, luxury hotel style, top-level serviced office The top-level serviced office space created by JLL for Dubai landmark One Za'abeel successfully integrates luxury experience with practical functions, reinterpreting modern office concepts with innovative environmental design. This project not only echoes the vitality of Dubai, the future city, but also shapes a benchmark that balances efficient work and comfortable experience through precise spatial planning and detail control.