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“A lot of our clients are asking ‘what does it mean to have groups that I want to collaborate but that have team members who are introverts?’” available.” “More and more,” he goes on, “we’re seeing factual analysis that emphasizes individual groups and personalities,” in office design. Rapt, Gallulo says, strives to create workplaces where “there are kinds of spaces. So, what’s the solution? How do we overcome our reliance on the open-office formula while preserving some of its benefits-namely, the light, air, and sense of collaboration that a well-designed open-plan office can foster? It’s all about choice, says David Galullo, CEO and executive creative director of Rapt Studio, a California-based multidisciplinary design firm that’s recently worked with clients to establish just such a new framework.

A lower level seating area, with space for work and impromptu gatherings, is visible below. Photography by Eric Laignel.A stairwell with suspended, light-wood treads and glass balustrades connects levels in ’s new headquarters outside of Salt Lake City. In a lounge, a Francesco Binfare sofa and a Philippe Bestenheider cane chair keep company with pairs of chairs by Eileen Gray or Giancarlo Piretti. In terms of function, they are key gathering places shared by the Dropbox population. “It’s based on a diagram of a radially expanding village with a strong core and smaller nodes,” Rapt account executive and creative director Louis Schump begins. While the San Francisco headquarters of the digital file-sharing service Dropbox is immense, the plot is tight. Workplace projects, as conceived by Rapt Studio, typically have story lines. Dropbox has recently released some pictures of their newly designed San Francisco Headquarters by Rapt Studio, and it is absolutely amazing! That's why we have included it in our Monday Motivation Spotlight! Check it out below, courtesy of Interior Design Magazine.Ī custom walnut table stretches 40 feet through the library at Dropbox headquarters, a Rapt Studio project in San Francisco. We at Enduratex use them, and they make our life much easier. Have you ever heard of a company called Dropbox? If you're in any type of business that involves file sharing then you probably have.