Spatial Design Studio · Est. 2012

Environments that
shape how teams
think together.

Material innovation. Spatial psychology. Light architecture. For organizations where the workplace is a competitive advantage.

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01 — Materials

Every material
tells part of the story.

We select materials like chapters in a narrative — each surface building on the last. Stone that conveys permanence. Textiles that soften the conversation. Metals that catch the light at just the right moment.

Smooth white marble surface with grey veining
Stone

Carrara Marble

Natural beige linen fabric texture
Textile

Natural Linen

Brushed steel metal surface
Metal

Brushed Steel

Natural oak wood grain texture
Timber

White Oak

25mm slab · Reception desks · Feature walls
02 — Light

One space.
A day in light.

We design with the full day in mind — specifying glazing, shading, and artificial light so the room performs consistently from sunrise to sunset. Productivity should not depend on the weather.

Meeting room at early morning with soft diffused light through sheer curtains
Morning07:15240 lux
Bright office space with balanced natural light and minimal shadows
Midday10:30680 lux
Conference room at peak daylight with vibrant natural illumination
Afternoon13:45920 lux
Workspace in late afternoon with warm angled sunlight creating soft shadows
Golden Hour16:20420 lux
Office interior at dusk with ambient lighting and city views
Evening19:00120 lux
Natural light study · 24th floor · Northwest orientation
120 — 920 lux
03 — Acoustics

Quiet is
a design outcome.

"We engineer acoustic comfort the way structural engineers calculate load — with precision, not hope."
Ambient sound profile · 42 dB avg · Open plan · 150 occupantsMeasured 08:00 – 18:00 · Post-occupancy
42 dBAmbient LevelOpen plan · 150 people
0.5 sReverberationMeeting room · 50m²
NRC 0.88AbsorptionFelt panels · 40mm
STC 56Privacy RatingFull height · sealed
04 — The Guide

The Workplace
Design Guide.

60 pages. The same frameworks we use to design headquarters for organizations that understand space is not overhead — it is strategy. Post-hybrid planning, material systems, acoustic benchmarks, and the light levels that keep people focused.

01The Modern Workplace Framework
16 pp
02Material Selection Guidelines
22 pp
03Acoustic Design Standards
12 pp
04Light & Environment Planning
10 pp
Adopted by 4 of the top 10 technology companies
Referenced in CoreNet Global Best Practices 2025

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Form & Flow · Est. 2012 · San Francisco

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