Set within a former industrial building in Milan, this project reimagines the workplace as a flexible, shared environment. Designed to shift between everyday use and post-work events, the space is defined by a semi-transparent satin PVC strip curtain that subtly divides the open plan while preserving visual continuity. This soft threshold allows the office to expand and contract depending on its use. At its core, a reconfigurable meeting area acts as both a daily workspace and a central stage for gatherings, while the entrance integrates a lounge and reception area to support more informal interactions. Custom-designed furniture pieces — including the meeting table, lamp, and coffee table — are made from 3 mm press-bent anodized aluminum. The material reinforces the industrial identity of the space while introducing a precise, contemporary language. photo: Studio Buco