架构师提供的文本描述。FreelandBuck最近在洛杉矶完成了一个8000平方英尺的办公室内饰。在被要求重新思考办公室的组织结构时，该项目的目标是将饥饿男子身份的轻松度与一系列乱七八糟的小隔间相匹配，这些小隔间开玩笑地挑战着典型办公空间的规律性。

Text description provided by the architects. FreelandBuck has recently completed an 8,000squarefoot office interior for Hungry Man Productions headquarters in Los Angeles. Asked to rethink the organization of the office, the project aims to match the lightheartedness of Hungry Man’s identity with a series of tumbled cubicles that playfully challenge the regularity of the typical office space.

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 Ground Floor Plan

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办公空间的非正式安排在大面积的开放式建筑上组织松散，创造了多种稳定和灵活的工作配置。假装随机性，这些隔间被校准，以支持工作人员之间的特定关系，同时保持相邻的突破空间开放和灵活。此外，隔间盒堆积如山，使视觉突出的显示和投影区域，充分利用宽敞的天花板高度的仓库外壳。

Loosely organized across the large open floor area, the informal arrangement of office spaces creates a diversity of stable and flexible working configurations. Feigning randomness, the cubicles are calibrated to support specific relationships between staff while leaving adjacent breakout spaces open and flexible. In addition, cubicle boxes pile up to make visually prominent display and projection areas that take full advantage of the generous ceiling height of the warehouse shell.

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滚翻的立方体在表面的精加工中以图形形式再现，包括数控铣削、中密度纤维板和喷漆细节。从具体的角度来看，这些铰接式表面创造了空间错觉和生动、动态的工作氛围。镶板的线材反映和增强了现有钢框架仓库的波纹金属包层。

The tumbling cubes are reproduced graphically in the finish treatment of surfaces with CNC-milled MDF and painted details. From specific points of view, these articulated surfaces create spatial illusions and a lively, dynamic work atmosphere. The linework of the paneling reflects and augments the corrugated metal cladding of the existing steel frame warehouse.

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Architects FreelandBuck

Location Los Angeles, CA, United States

Lead Architects Brennan Buck, David Freeland

Design Team Taka Tachibe, Belinda Lee, Alex Kim

Area 8000.0 ft2

Project Year 2017

Category Offices Interiors

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