The Harvard Graduate School of Design selected Formaspace to furnish its iconic studio environment with durable, adaptable workstations designed for the demanding pace of architectural education. Supporting hundreds of students across multiple studio levels, the installation combines individual workstations with integrated infrastructure that keeps power, data, and organization within easy reach. Built around a modular steel framework, each workstation provides generous worksurfaces, privacy panels, overhead cable management, and flexible layouts that can evolve as studio needs change. The open design preserves sightlines throughout the space while creating dedicated work areas for individual projects and team collaboration. The Formaspace system proved equally effective in one of the world's leading design schools. Its industrial durability, clean aesthetic, and long service life continue to support generations of architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design students. This installation demonstrates how modular furniture systems can successfully bridge education, research, and professional studio environments while remaining flexible enough to adapt to changing teaching methods over time.

Capital One Labs challenged its project team to create a workplace that encouraged movement, collaboration, and flexibility. Working alongside Studio O+A and One Workplace, Formaspace developed the original Weldmarx height-adjustable desk, a product that would go on to become the foundation of the company's contract furniture collection. Designed specifically for an open office environment, the Weldmarx workstation combines a solid hardwood worksurface, a fully welded steel frame, an integrated mobile pedestal, and locking casters that allow the entire desk to move wherever collaboration happens. Unlike conventional sit-to-stand desks, the complete workstation raises and lowers as a single unit, keeping storage and accessories aligned while providing a stable, ergonomic workspace. The industrial aesthetic of exposed welds and natural materials complemented the architectural vision while delivering the durability expected from Formaspace products. More than 800 Weldmarx desks were ultimately installed throughout the office, supporting a workplace designed around mobility and cross-functional teamwork. Projects like this show how close collaboration between designers, dealers, and manufacturers can lead to products that extend well beyond a single installation. Weldmarx began as a solution for one workplace and grew into a product family that continues to support flexible work environments today.

This double-sided workstation demonstrates how the RGX casework system can be configured beyond the laboratory to create organized, space-efficient workstations for technical and professional environments. By combining modular RGX storage cabinets with a shared worksurface, the design provides dedicated work areas while keeping essential supplies close at hand. Each side includes enclosed cabinet storage, drawers, integrated CPU holders, and monitor arms that help maintain an uncluttered workspace and improve ergonomics. The shared worksurface creates a clean, collaborative layout while giving each user a defined workstation with ample storage and technology support. Built from standard RGX components, the workstation highlights the flexibility of the product line and its ability to adapt to different workplace needs without requiring a completely custom solution. Projects like this show how modular casework can support a wide range of work environments, combining storage, technology integration, and efficient space planning in a single workstation.