Like the sweeping outdoor views and ideal setting amongst a grove of trees. Being stuck at work on a beautiful day like today wouldn't be so bad from one of these desks, no? Find out more about Selgas Cano Architecture here.
(Images: Iwan Bahn via Today and Tomorrow)
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Comments (15)
I would get twice as much work done if my space was this relaxing.
I would get half as much work done if my space had those views.
It's cool looking but I don't know how comfortable it would be. It might feel like there's always something crawling around.
Those windows are fantastic! I would love to work in that office.
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actually i was thinking the opposite... i would be looking out the window all day and get nothing done!
where is this and what do i have to learn to work there?
Oh my god, I could die happy working there. Although, I agree, I'd probably be staring outside all day.
Wow, are they hiring? I would love to work there.
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I think I'll become an architect just to work there. The natural light; amazing design and colors... it's ALL GOOD!!
that's one of the coolest spaces i've ever seen.
very refreshing--I agree that it would be hard to focus on work with views like that.
I hope they have some really good AC.
I'm an architect.. can I apply for a job there? The place looks very inspiring!
funny, but for me, even though it's in the middle of the woods, it is just a golden cage... the row of desks still makes it look like a "production line".... not very interaction friendly...
What a beautiful place! Though, I wonder if it might get TOO much sun for computer work; and I'd tinker with the paint job (with all the visual stimulation, is that chartreuse wall necessary?).