Optimal workspace Design

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OUR OPTIMAL WORKSPACE DESIGN THINKING

Let us guide you to determine what would be just the right, delicate, balance between these 4 opposing forces

Optimize by limiting impact on environmental and financial resources.

Break silos and maximize interactions.

Collaboration

Personalize to fit with organisation’s
culture and values.

Culture & Office Perks

Reduce audio and visual distractions to
increase productivity and mental health.

Focus

Optimize by limiting impact on
environmental and financial resources.

Space Size & Budget

To guide you by defining the elements of the project that will maximise the well-being of individuals, team-work and focus, all while respecting the physical limit of the space and the budget.

OUR OPTIMAL WORKSPACE DESIGN THINKING

Define Client’s
Goals and Budget

Employee
Survey

Program (Written,
Detailed List of Needs)

Layout Plan
(2D and 3D)

Concept
(Moodboard)

Technical
Drawings

How do we make sure we stick with the budget?

After each step, we make sure the design is still in line with the budget by doing a new take-off (inventory of all items) and compare it to our originial budget. During the process, if you asked us for new “Nice-to-Have” items, we’ll update the budget and will show these items as options.

COMPLETE SET OF SERVICES TO HELP MAKE IT
SIMPLER & MORE EFFICIENT FOR YOU:

Strategy

Employee Survey
Change Management
Needs Clarification (Form)
HR / Management Strategies

DESIGN

Pre-Lease Plans
Layout
Concept
Furniture
Architectural Drawings
Electro-Mechanical Drawings Signage
Biophilic Design / Plants
Local Artist Murals

Project Management

Proxy
Permits
Construction Documents
Tender Documents
Construction Supervison
Relocation Management
Employee Training & Integration

MAKE IT EVEN SIMPLER & FASTER WITH OUR DESIGN-BUILD PROCESS:
DESIGN + CONSTRUCTION

Turnkey advantages

Simpler because there is only one contact point; one project manager who oversees it all.
Quicker by doing multiple steps at a time, versus one after the other.
Less risky because the design and construction teams work hand-in-hand to find solutions that fit within the budget.