Known for their cutting edge graphic processing units, Nvidia has welcomed a new location to their campus named ‘Endeavor’ which will be home to 2,500 employees.
Endeavor was designed in collaboration with Gensler. It is inspired by triangles, which are fundamental to designing computer graphics.
Areas like these allow for a different atmosphere to hold a meeting, or can also act as an alternative place for work.
With a building comprised of only two floors, Nvidia hopes to encourage more natural and sporadic collaboration.
Individual workstations are located on the perimeter of the building to allow for heads down works. Each workstation also has a height adjustable work surface to allow for changes in posture throughout the day.
As Synopsys continued to grow in Portugal, the need for more workspaces became clear. The acquisition of a new floor in their Porto office marked the beginning of a transformation, not just in square meters, but in mindset. This expansion was an opportunity to rethink how teams work, collaborate and connect in a space designed for the future of work.
In Chengdu’s Tianfu New District, the new global headquarters of Tahota Law Firm stands as a bold reimagining of what a legal office can be. Spanning nearly 20,000 square meters across ten floors, the space is more than a workplace—it is a physical expression of the firm’s values, ambitions, and evolving identity. As one of China’s leading comprehensive law firms with a growing international presence, Tahota approached this project with a clear and forward-thinking vision: to move beyond the traditional, closed-door model of law firm design and create a space that fosters openness, flexibility, and real-time collaboration across teams. Here, architecture and design are not merely functional—they are strategic tools that support a new rhythm of work, one that is dynamic, human-centred, and future-ready.
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