amass Workroom Renovation Rethinks Fixed Workspace Elements
Eight years after its founding, the architecture studio amass has renovated its own workspace. The project was not driven by a need for expansion but by a reconsideration of how the studio works: when a space must continuously adapt to new projects, materials, and collaborative dynamics, are fixed and irreversible elements of conventional fit-outs still necessary?
Key facts
- amass renovated its own workspace eight years after founding.
- The renovation was not due to expansion needs.
- The project questioned the necessity of fixed elements in conventional fit-outs.
- The studio's work requires continuous adaptation to new projects, materials, and collaborative dynamics.
Entities
Institutions
- amass