an office reduced to its essentials, where what has been left out carries as much weight as what remains. a single monolithic reception desk in ebony anchors the entrance, dark and heavy, enough on its own to set the register of the place. indirect light is laid into the edges so the whole floor seems to glow from within rather than from any fixture you can name. clear glass partitions keep the plan transparent and continuous, dividing without interrupting, so the eye carries through. the result is quiet and exact, a workplace that states its seriousness through restraint, a dark mass, an even light, and clear space held between them.
