The main entrance as you exit the lifts. The wall behind the reception desk served both as a feature, and as privacy for the boardrooms behind.
A closer shot of the reception sign and lighting.
The waiting area is located next to the staff breakout so visitors and clients can feel at home, and informal meetings can be held here without needing to use a meeting room.
The Staff breakout was created to look very dynamic, without being over the top with too much colour. It was also designed to suit internal functions.
Meeting rooms adjacent to the reception area were created to be a feature through the use of graphics, bulkhead and feature ceilings.
Ample use of glass and pale finishes increased the feeling of space in what would otherwise be quite small rooms.
Wall graphics ran along the rear of the three adjacent meeting rooms. With glass fins separating the rooms it increased the feeling of space. Whiteboards and presentation equipment was incorporated into each room.
The back of house are was separated from the client areas through the use of screen walls, and a change in carpet colours.
Offices were created along one side of the tenancy to make use of views. The furniture was custom designed to incorporate large amounts of storage.
Large amounts of storage was required around the workstation areas. The custom designed graphic was used to liven the base building core walls.
Another use of the custom designed graphics - wrapped around the large compactus.
The floor plan showing the full floor tenancy. Drafted using Vectorworks
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Reception joinery details, drafted in Vectorworks.
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Page 1 of kitchen joinery details.
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Page 2 of kitchen joinery details. Drafted using Vectorworks.
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Bedford Titley Accountancy Firm
Completed early 2012, this accountancy firm wanted an office that stood apart from the norm. Graphic images using numbers were custom designed and used throughout the office space, from inside meeting rooms to wrapped around the huge compactus storing the client files.