[Studio SKLIM - 9-15-Deloitte Center for the Edge - COVER IMG] Plywood shells cuddle agile work zones/Khoo Guojie
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9-15-Deloitte Center for the Edge

PrizeHonorable Mention in Interior Design / Workplaces
Firm LocationSingapore, Singapore
CompanyStudio SKLIM
Lead ArchitectKevin Lim
Design TeamAshwin Bafna
ClientDeloitte Center for the Edge (Asia Pacific)
Projecthttps://sklim.com/projects/field/interior/9-15-deloitte-center-for-the-edge/

9 agile work zones wrapped by plywood shells for a compact office. The compact office might increasingly become ubiquitous due to the increasing requirement to work from home in the post-pandemic world. For Deloitte Center for the Edge (Asia Pacific) office in Singapore, a multitude of working spaces was conceived to accommodate a myriad of working styles. The 32 m² office, located within the National Design Centre in Singapore, is designed with innate agility to transition from enclosures of individual concentration to collaborative spaces.