THE PROJECT
Won in competitive tender we designed a dynamic office space, eschewing a traditional reception area in favour of a dynamic space focused on hospitality, refreshment and welcome.
Inspired by the kitchen as the hub of a home, a boulevard flows from the refreshment hub, encouraging collaboration through a landscape of alternative work settings.
HOW WE DID IT
A key part of the brief was employee engagement which we responded to by involving staff in the design process through workshops, building tours and CGI virtual walkthroughs. Staff were also invited to contribute to the design scheme by selecting finishes, artworks and artefacts.
We delivered the project during the lockdown period still managing to deliver on time and within budget, whilst adhering strictly to government guidelines.
THE RESULT
A key part of the brief was employee engagement which we responded to by involving staff in the design process through workshops, building tours and CGI virtual walkthroughs. Staff were also invited to contribute to the design scheme by selecting finishes, artworks and artefacts.
We delivered the project during the lockdown period still managing to deliver on time and within budget, whilst adhering strictly to government guidelines.
We’re very proud to have completed our latest and greatest fit-out project. It was an unusual journey working through the lockdown period, but our in-house project manager and Estilo Interiors made it happen. The space was designed before COVID to be more than just desks. It seems strange to me that it’s taken a pandemic for everyone to start talking about how to entice people into the workplace. Judging from the amazing feedback from my colleagues who have visited in the last couple of weeks we’re ahead of the curve and they can’t wait to return!