How would you like to work in an office like this?
Dufaylite, makers of a 100% recyclable, robust and versatile core material (recycled paper honeycomb) partnered with Leeds-based Duke Studios for a truly unique workspace environment. They created ten studio offices using their substrate material called Ultra Board.
Located in Leeds, Duke Studios is bringing some fun and life back to an old building by transforming all 7000 square feet it into an open floor plan studio space for creatives. This place already looks like tons of fun!
Gina Johnson on 04.27.2012 at 13:23 PM
Looks great! I’m sure that it won’t hold up well in the long run, but i like the little details like the shelves and window sills.
Adam on 04.27.2012 at 14:10 PM
It should last longer than it needs. If it gets damaged, like dented, you could mud/paint it.
This is what frugal business owners should spec out.
owen wood on 04.27.2012 at 14:26 PM
Great idea, but youd fill the holes and paint it it right?
Lin Wee on 04.27.2012 at 22:23 PM
Imagine the the doodles and sketches you could do on them to decorate feature walls! That’s awesome!
Klappstuhl on 04.28.2012 at 05:14 AM
Fire Hazard.
Moses Sachz on 04.29.2012 at 00:20 AM
It a good idea, if you think in a temporary instalation. The fire, the humidity, anything could be a problem for this structure.
quintino on 05.13.2012 at 06:06 AM
i really like it
bu what happens when the cleaning lady starts mopping the floor, its impossible not to get wet in those lower corners
fronten on 06.08.2012 at 04:30 AM
also i foresee an accumulation of wood/paper dust from the cardboard. people might be allergic to that (or become so).
did i mention paper cuts?
sorry, furniture/walls out of paper just is no good idea.
fire hazard, damp card board, dry air, lignine fog, paper cuts.. doesnt sound so cozy to me.
then again: good for temporary installations like exhibitions. (but still: fire hazard…)