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Architecture Firm of the Month, Denmark
Designing the revolution: hybrid architecture for flexible workspaces “Why would you leave your home, where you have all your comforts, if your office doesn’t present an equally good environment?” ask Christensen and Co. Architects. The Copenhagen-based architecture firm has an unrivalled understanding of hybrid environments, having helmed projects for some of the most innovative shared spaces in Denmark across culture, education and housing. Now, the firm is emerging as a pioneer in the flexible workspaces of the future. By Lena Hunter
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Photos: Christensen & Co. Architects
“The sudden rise in remote working during the pandemic caused permanent changes in the work-life balance. For a time, our homes became our offices, and now there’s a revolution in the way we see our working spaces,” says Mikkel Sørensen, architect and partner at Christensen and Co. Architects. Indeed, according to figures from market-data specialist Statista, the percentage of employees working remotely in 98 |
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November 2022
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Denmark more than doubled from 2020 to 2022, and demand for roles that offer hybrid offices, hot desking and activitybased workspaces has skyrocketed. “Today, the workplace has to deliver something different to the home,” says Sørensen. “You might prefer to do tasks