The MAGIC PLACE Office-Life Experience Hall is located in Building 10 of Xinyefang, Jing'an District, Shanghai, a historical building with a 70-year legacy. This new corporate headquarters and brand showroom has been crafted by MAGIC PLACE in collaboration with designer Cui Shu. Serving as a key platform for MAGIC PLACE, it offers a multifaceted space that merges cultural experiences, aesthetic enjoyment, artistic appreciation, and product co-creation. With years of practical experience and deep insights in office environment design, Cui Shu has designed a multifunctional, composite social space that harmoniously blends work with an artistic lifestyle, offering a fresh experience to the public.

So when it came time for Celebrity Theatre’s latest improvement — a sound system upgrade — they needed to ensure a perfect fit.

As the city around us transforms, we're taking a leap into the future of work! After a decade at Anson Road, we've relocated to a new Studio on the 21st floor of The Gateway Singapore. Benoy's interior design team and Uncommon Land's landscape architects have teamed up to create an innovative, people-centric workspace. Our goal is to empower staff with flexibility, promote wellness, and enhance business productivity. The design draws inspiration from the cozy ambiance of a home, aiming to provide a comfortable and inviting space for work, collaboration, and engagement in a professional setting.

Senior interior designer at Warren and Mahoney, Gabrielle Gatt, is a specialist in workplace strategy and design. She recently completed a graduate diploma in psychology focusing on organisational psychology, including workplace experience and wellbeing outcomes in unassigned workplaces.

Senior interior designer at Warren and Mahoney, Gabrielle Gatt, is a specialist in workplace strategy and design. She recently completed a graduate diploma in psychology focusing on organisational psychology, including workplace experience and wellbeing outcomes in unassigned workplaces.

Schenectady in upstate New York has seen its fair share of ups and downs in the past 150 years. But new energy is coming to town...