FRAME: Leeser Architecture injects an electric spark as a sculptural statement in a Brooklyn workspace / May 18, 2016
Assigning electric blue to the sculptural feature that delineates the interior of this office is perhaps an edifying statement, linking to the explosive success of coworking spaces globally. This creative spark, courtesy of Leeser Architecture, came about as the firm injected new life into an industrial building in Brooklyn...READ MORE at FRAME >>
ELLE DECOR ITALIA: Restyling Colorato Blu Klein di un Coworking Space a Brooklyn
A New York la nuova sede di Coworkrs progettata da Leeser Architecture con un nastro blu che corre all'intero di un vecchio edificio industriale. READ MORE at ELLE DECOR ITALIA >>
INHABITAT: Old Brooklyn factory gets new life as a vibrant co-working space for creatives
Forget the coffee shop—Brooklyn’s hippest new co-working space is where you’ll find the next wave of freelancers and creatives. New York-based Leeser Architecture transformed an old Brooklyn factory into the Coworkrs, a vibrant and industrial-chic co-working space in an up-and-coming neighborhood near the Gowanus canal. The converted warehouse retains its raw edge with fresh and contemporary new decor that’s cozy, quirky, and inspiring all-around...read more at INHABITAT >>
DEZEEN: Leeser Architecture transforms Brooklyn factory into colourful co-working space
New York-based Leeser Architecture has inserted angular and brightly coloured stairwells into an ageing industrial building in Brooklyn to create a vibrant office for creative professionals and entrepreneurs. read more at dezeen >>
The open office is hardly new; think of Frank Lloyd Wright’s breathtaking 1930s design of SC Johnson’s headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin, with its 22,000-square-foot work arena featuring a forest of slender pillars capped by saucer-shaped tops. Fast-forward to Coworkrs dazzling new co-working space, seen here, which recently opened in Gowanus and was designed byThomas Leeser. read more at NY MAG >>