Planning an office fitout for a creative organisation
Every organisation aspires to an office fitout that reflects its culture and goals. Corporate law offices reflect success and influence. An environmental group’s office often has biophilic elements. On the other hand, a creative organisation relies on firing the...
Creating the Modern Industrial Look for An Interior Fitout
Exposed walls, bare floors and metal fittings are the chief components of modern industrial interior fitouts. The style is adapted from late-19th and early 20th century factories and warehouses, and their structural elements are now showpieces of modern industrial...
Managing a Staged Refurbishment
When you’re upgrading, refreshing or otherwise refurbishing an existing Office, Hospital or University, there are certain logistical considerations to keep in mind. If your work environment needs to remain operational while refurbishment is taking place, a staged...
Creating an Office Fitout that Aligns with Your Culture
An office fitout contributes to an organisation’s culture because it determines how people physically interact. It sets the boundaries between staff working in cubicles, dictates status/hierarchy through the opulence of executive offices and controls privacy through...
3 Things to Consider When Planning a Hospital Fitout
A hospital fitout is a complex process that begins with planning around brand needs, regulatory compliance and the well-being of patients and staff. There are many elements to consider, but the design proposal, environmental concerns and patient flows are three things...
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