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Posted on August 10th 2009

Creative agency YCN have opened their new workspace in London to the public by incorporating a magazine library

Creative agency YCN have opened their new workspace to the public by incorporating a magazine library with innovative publications from around the world – including Design Indaba magazine. Based at 72 Rivington Street in Shoreditch, the former warehouse was transformed by the Klassnik Corporation, with interiors installed by OKAY Studio and Rob Thuring. Funky, modular units throughout make this interactive space ideal for a variety of creative manifestations. Website: www.ycnonline.com

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