The kitchen area balances brushed stainless steel fixtures with timber cabinetry and raw concrete surfaces, producing a functional communal hub with the atmosphere of a contemporary café.

The open-plan workspace arranges long communal tables beneath exposed concrete ceilings, allowing daylight to reflect across the pale material palette while maintaining uninterrupted spatial continuity.

A double-height circulation space introduces the project's industrial character through its six floors.

Floor-to-ceiling glazing along the perimeter workstations frames views across Neukölln while introducing soft natural light into the industrial interior.

A compact meeting room features warm wood finishes and integrated lighting to create privacy without interrupting the openness of the surrounding co-working floor.

Curved acoustic workstations introduce privacy and softness to the open co-working floor, creating a carefully balanced palette of warmth, texture, and institutional precision.

Built-in shelving and custom millwork establish a quieter library-style zone where muted materials and carefully framed lighting support collaborative work.

Custom furniture pieces throughout the project feature natural wood surfaces, reinforcing the balance between institutional durability and warmth.

The Publix Coworking Space was designed by Studio Karhard, combining raw industrial minimalism, civic workspace planning, and hospitality-driven interiors across roughly 43,000 square feet of collaborative space.

Positioned sixteen feet beneath the ocean surface, the master bedroom, lounge and ensuite is enclosed by a sweeping acrylic dome that frames uninterrupted panoramic views of marine life.

A linear infinity pool projects toward the horizon, creating a visual extension of the Indian Ocean. As evening falls, the illuminated pavilion glows above the lagoon, transforming the residence into a floating lantern.

In the open plan living area, contemporary furnishings are arranged within a fully glazed volume where natural daylight, panoramic ocean views, and careful proportions create an atmosphere of understated luxury.

The bathroom continues the immersive experience through carefully positioned glazing and reflective surfaces that visually connect bathing spaces to the surrounding underwater landscape.

Generous outdoor terraces extend directly over the water, dissolving the boundary between interior living spaces and the surrounding seascape.

Consisting of 7,500 square feet of overwater suite, and 1,050 square feet of underwater suite, Muraka completed in 2018 as the world's first fully integrated luxury residence with a permanent underwater master suite.