Office Design & Fitout
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IRT
Project Overview
After more than 15 years in the same Wollongong office, IRT, a provider of services for older Australians, found that its workplace no longer reflected the organisation it had become. It wanted an environment that matched its culture, supported new ways of working and gave people a reason to return to the office. Before deciding whether to relocate or stay, IRT worked with Amicus to understand its options.
Milly Mead
Milly Mead
Milly Mead
A workplace strategy process came first. Amicus engaged employees on how they worked, what they valued and what they needed from a future space. The findings gave IRT the confidence to reinvest in its existing tenancy rather than move.
Design Response
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Cityspace NOVO
CitySpace is one of the leading Polish flexible office operators. NOVO, its space between Jerozolimskie Avenue and Nowogrodzka Street in central Warsaw, covers 2,800 m² across two floors, with 328 workstations. The design project for NOVO won the European Property Award for the Best Office Interior category for Poland.
The project had to reconcile three demands that usually pull against each other. - design, because in flexible offices people choose with their eyes. - economics, because every square metre has to earn its keep.- sustainability, because the most valuable material was the fit-out already in place. Most projects manage only two of the three.
Ewelina Lekka
Lekka
Ewelina Lekka
Ewelina Lekka
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Nokia Sydney
BackgroundAmicus and Nokia have cultivated a trusted partnership for more than a decade, grounded in innovation, transparency and a shared ambition to shape the future of work. This project represents the latest evolution of that relationship. Tasked with reinvigorating Nokia’s Front of House and key communal areas, the brief called for a workplace that honours the organisation’s global heritage while projecting its ongoing evolution as a leader in technology and human connectivity.
Nokia sought an environment that clearly communicates its brand identity—forward-thinking, dynamic and deeply connected—while delivering an uplifting experience for staff and visitors. With a defined budget and a compressed program leadi... More