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- JMAC Architecture
- Untitled Studio
063 Studio + Co Working is a purposefully designed space offering more than just a desk. With a focus on long-term residencies, it provides a stable and adaptable environment, featuring a select number of dedicated desks for those seeking a focused and intentional workspace.
Conceived in late 2024, the project set out to transform an existing concrete shell into a purpose-built co-working space. With a fully equipped meeting room and versatile photo studio/events space, 063 offers a professional environment to create, connect, and collaborate.
Embracing the ethos of "more than just a desk" the design preserves the raw industrial character of the original structure while layering in contemporary touches that bring warmth, functionality, and intent. A considered palette of materials reinforces this balance — the exposed concrete is complemented by bold black detailing used throughout the space, lending it a sense of structure, contrast, and depth. Progressive elements such as a 3D-printed divider wall made from recycled plastic and a suite of custom-designed furniture pieces elevate the space both functionally and visually, offering a refined yet grounded workspace experience.
Adding a sense of play and personality, we commissioned artist Andrew J. Steel to create a custom hieroglyphic mural — an unexpected visual narrative that captures the spirit of creativity and curiosity that underpins the space.
The result is a dynamic environment that reflects our commitment to creating spaces that inspire creativity, connection, and a sense of belonging.
Explore the space at — 063.co.nz
- Completed
- 2025
- Price range
- $0 - $0.25m
- Building style
- Modern
- Client
- 063 Ltd
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