Tricentis: Epitome of Industrial Design

November 8, 2020

Located in the heart of Surry Hills, Sydney, Tricentis’ office is the epitome of industrial design. Ciara Tapia Design successfully emphasises the original architecture of the building by choosing a clean black and white colour palette that perfectly complements the industrial features.

The new office summarises the essence of a modern workspace. From our Swish electric height adjustable workstations in the open office to our Keywork counter tables in the meeting/training rooms, the space is designed to break sedentary behaviours.

Collaboration in all its forms is made possible through various formal and informal settings. Our Dart rectangle table brings the team together in the meeting room while its round sibling gathers people in the office kitchen for casual chats. Our Hush high back lounges are paired with a Dart coffee table, creating a private space for solo work or one-on-one meetings.

Haven for photographer Sebastian Mrugalski, Tricentis office has been carefully designed to create a functional and practical space for the team while paying homage to the heritage of the building.

Coca Cola’s New Office Revealed

February 8, 2018

From its practical working areas to its playful breakout spaces and informal meeting areas, not a detail has been overlooked in Coca Cola Amatil’s new Melbourne workspace.

An eye catching palette creates a fresh modern aesthetic with hints of warm wood grains, greys and pops of colour. The selection makes for a sophisticated yet fun and inviting environment for the ever growing business.

The main office features a brilliant selection of Keywork and Trak whilst Dart tables, high back lounges and Universal lockers were a standout in other areas.

All in all, Coca Cola’s new Melbourne office comprises of all the luxuries a global leading brand expects.

Design: MPA Projects

5 Office Design Tips to Boost Employee Wellbeing

July 3, 2017

It’s no secret that happier employees are more productive, so why not consider these few office design tips to help boost employee wellbeing.

1. Encourage Movement - Provide a variety of working spaces that give staff the choice of where and how they prefer to work. Integrating sit to stand desks, providing flexible working spaces and promoting activity based work are all great ways to achieve this. Also try and promote an active lifestyle through initiatives like competitions and company fitness activities.

2. Breakout Spaces – Every office should have somewhere for staff to take a break. Café areas promote emotional wellbeing by creating a sense of community and belonging. Providing a balanced offering of both comfortable and practical lounges, tables and chairs is key.

3. Collaboration Areas – Collaboration zones play an important role in boosting engagement and employee wellbeing. Consider creating in-office meeting spaces, extra movable stools, and user friendly boardrooms and meeting rooms.

4. Private Spaces – Open offices can sometimes be very distracting to employees, consider integrating quiet zones, phone booths and huddle spaces where staff can choose to work when they need a break from the hustle and bustle.

5. Décor - Ensure you have the right office ambience, take into consideration elements like lighting, artwork and furniture colouring and whether your office is an appealing and warm place to work. Planter boxes are a simple way to instantly lift the mood, plants have a plethora of proven benefits including improved air quality, heightened temperature regulation and stress reduction.

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