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Notes from the field of spatial design — project stories, team interviews, and insights.

프로젝트April 29, 2026
Designing the Way People Work: The Wyatt Office
A good office isn't simply born from a space that is large or efficient. The impression of a space changes entirely depending on how you open up sightlines and design the flow between people, even within constrained conditions. The Wyatt office was a headquarters made up of floors of around 70 pyeong (about 231 m²) each, yet rather than using walls merely to divide space, we resolved them into a structure where one could both hide away and naturally mingle. How can the "professionalism" the brand strives for be experienced within a space? We introduce the Wyatt office, completed the SPACEBASE way.
프로젝트March 30, 2026
MURATA Headquarters: Giving Form to a Company's Values
Branding is the process of proving a company's essence and direction through visual language. At its center, the logo is the distilled result of that process, intuitively conveying a company's values to both internal members and outside clients. SPACEBASE translates the philosophy held within such a logo into the sensory language of space. Here we introduce the MURATA office, a place where precise engineering and youthful energy coexist, rendered through SPACEBASE's own interpretation.
프로젝트February 5, 2026
Invisible Preparation Decides a Good Headquarters: The Daehaknaeil ES Headquarters ②
In fact, interior design begins in places the eye cannot see. Before design comes the groundwork of facilities and infrastructure. To let a space fully serve its function, the construction preparation beneath the surface matters enormously. Take a look at Part 2 of the ‘Daehaknaeil ES headquarters’ project, a six-month overhaul that turned a hospital into an office. As the term ‘interior architecture’ suggests, we introduce a construction process on the scale of architecture itself.
프로젝트January 4, 2026
Office Design That Connects Generations: The DaehakNaeil ES Headquarters ①
How does the headquarters of a company with a young organizational culture come together? A cafeteria is a must — take a look at today's office, one that is more comfortable and friendly to employees. From site analysis to spatial composition and design proposals, we introduce the SPACEBASE "DaehakNaeil ES Gangseo Headquarters" project — a tailor-made office built for the company — across two parts. Part 1 covers the design and planning process as a whole, and Part 2 covers the construction process after groundbreaking.
프로젝트December 4, 2025
A New Standard for Law Firm Office Interiors — The STAR Law Firm Project ②
We live in an era where the office environment becomes the company's image. If you've been wondering "what should an office that fits our organization perfectly look like?", take a closer look at the approach STAR Law Firm chose with SPACEBASE. How the process of an image transformation actually took shape in a real space — this article should give you a good hint.
프로젝트November 9, 2025
Why Concept Matters Even for Law Firm Interiors - The STAR Law Firm Project ①
“Make it a workspace that feels like a cafe.” If you heard this single line in a request for a law firm office interior, what would come to mind? It might be a picture that’s hard to imagine. The protagonist of this project is STAR Law Firm, which is building a new legal culture. If you want to communicate with clients through a fresh image, take a look at this article.
프로젝트October 1, 2025
An Office Where the Waves of the Future Flow: The WAVVE Headquarters
In 2020, with the COVID-19 pandemic as a turning point, OTT moved beyond being a simple video platform to take root as a culture in its own right. WAVVE, too, secured a new headquarters amid a rapidly expanding market, and gave thought to how it might bring its brand slogan, "Ride the Wave of Fun," to life within a physical space. In response, SPACEBASE proposed a spatial branding approach that could capture WAVVE's work environment, organizational culture, and brand identity.
프로젝트August 31, 2025
Future Play: A Thriving Investment Firm's Office Makes a Different 'First Impression'
If an important guest were visiting your home, with what mindset and attitude would you welcome them? And if new people visited every single day, you would have no choice but to prepare even more carefully to make a good first impression. The office of the startup investor Future Play is a space that investors and partners visit day in and day out. That is exactly why the office space — where countless outside guests are received and countless meetings and collaborations take place — mattered all the more. As it relocated to a new building, Future Play commissioned its space branding to SPACEBASE, hoping that everyone who visits would feel a sense of trust from the very first impression they encounter in the space.
프로젝트July 31, 2025
A Space That Brings Warmth to Achromatic Technology: 'Real World'
When we picture a future society, somehow machines come to mind before people. We imagine spaces filled with metallic colors, skies and grounds crowded with robotic machines. Perhaps the gap created by artificially adding natural elements to a world filled with machines is itself a preconception we hold about the "industries of the future." Yet our society is moving toward a world where humans and technology coexist in harmony. Machines collaborating with people now feels entirely natural. As precise, trustworthy partners, machines help bring the lives we envision into being, and even work to restore the Earth to the form it once held before human cruelty mercilessly destroyed it.
프로젝트July 31, 2025
A Process of Subtraction That Captures a Brand's Essence: ATHOME
Can an office feel like home? The office of ATHOME, a home lifestyle solution company, was designed around the concept of "a home away from home." SPACEBASE planned ATHOME's office as a workplace that nonetheless feels as comfortable and reassuring as home. At the same time, the SPACEBASE team built out a space optimized so that work would never feel inconvenient.
프로젝트July 31, 2025
CLO: How a High-End Fashion-Tech Company Speaks Through Space
What if you could make clothing with just a few clicks? CLO Virtual Fashion (hereafter "CLO"), a fashion-tech company that operates 3D garment design software and a community platform, is a company that turns that very idea into reality through technology. It lets you complete a garment by stitching fabric just like the real thing, dress an avatar in it to stage a runway, or share your workflow on a cloud-based platform. CLO also offers a curriculum so that anyone can easily get started in fashion design, and runs a marketplace where digital assets can be traded. Across design, simulation, education, and distribution, CLO is leading the digital transformation of the fashion industry as a whole.