Cubes - Issue #101

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In this issue of Cubes we talk about the need for workspaces to foster a strong sense of identity, and encourage community, collaboration and wellness. We want offices that are agile and flexible, and tuned to the digital age. We need them to have minimal impact on the environment and above all, we want them to be cost efficient. It’s a tall order to hit all these notes well in equal measure. The projects herein show us that the best workplaces take on a tactical approach, focusing on specific issues with conviction and depth.

Cubes Magazine Description:

Cubes Magazine is a yearly architecture and design magazine published by Indesign Media. It is available in print and digital formats.

The magazine is aimed at architects, designers, and design enthusiasts in Singapore and the region. Cubes Magazine features the latest trends and developments in architecture and design, as well as in-depth articles on specific projects, designers, and materials.

Each issue of Cubes Magazine features a mix of editorial content, including:

* Project features: Cubes Magazine showcases the latest and most innovative architecture and design projects from Singapore and around the world.
* Designer profiles: The magazine regularly features profiles of up-and-coming and established architects and designers, providing readers with insights into their creative process and inspiration.
* Material reviews: Cubes Magazine reviews the latest building materials and design products.
* Industry news and analysis: The magazine provides comprehensive coverage of the latest news and trends in the architecture and design industry, both in Singapore and globally.
* Columns and features: Cubes Magazine features columns and features on a variety of topics related to architecture and design, such as sustainability, technology, and urban planning.

Cubes Magazine is a must-read for anyone who is passionate about architecture and design. The magazine is known for its high-quality photography, its informative and engaging articles, and its commitment to inspiring readers to think creatively about the built environment.