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The open workplace combines individual workstations with informal meeting areas and breakout spaces, allowing employees to move between focused work and collaboration without leaving the shared environment.

Rather than functioning as a conventional corporate block, the building is organized as an internal community, with streets, neighborhoods, social spaces and shared amenities bringing more than 2,000 employees together under one roof.

At the heart of the campus, the multi-story atrium connects the workplace vertically while accommodating circulation, informal gathering and the building's signature Digital Waterfall LED installation.

Completed in 2018 by Dublin-based RKD Architects, with interior concepts by Gensler, One Microsoft Place is a 376,700-square-foot corporate campus.

Villa Octagon uses its eight-sided geometry to maintain generous separation from neighboring villas while establishing a distinctly contemporary presence.

Troldtekt acoustic panels are integrated into the ceilings, absorbing sound within the home's predominantly hard-surfaced interior while their natural wood-wool texture complements the laminated timber structure.

Villa Octagon is a sculptural contemporary townhouse. Inspired by Palladio's Villa La Rotonda, the villa features an octagonal plan, red brick and a recessed lantern-like upper level.

A new residential lobby combines the warehouse's monumental proportions with contemporary finishes, establishing a deliberate contrast between the building's industrial shell and its new residential identity.

Interior patterns and color schemes draw on early twentieth-century fashion trends associated with the former Washington Avenue garment district, translating the building's commercial history into a contemporary residential design language.

Dedicated co-working areas introduce modern workplace functions into the historic warehouse, combining shared tables, lounge seating and meeting spaces within the building's existing structural framework.