Our client, an international travel company wanted to move from a very anonymous and hard to find premises to an easily accessible space with a clear corporate identity.

 

They chose Queen Street as their new Melbourne headquarters and then they chose Working Spaces to fit out and furnish them to a standard befitting their status in the travel industry.

 

The premises welcomes you with a clear corporate sign leading you to an elegant waiting area with built-in acrylic brochure display and the reception desks which also function as retail sales stations.

 

Curved walls then guide you through to the board room and a conference room both with glass sliding doors to offer more light and to save floor space.

 

Further into the space, Working Spaces have created a bright, airy and functional office utilising open workstations with colourful screens and featuring our signature planter/storage units - an easy way to introduce the aesthetic and health benefits of greenery with no sacrifice of floor space.

 

Within this area of the state managers offices and several larger work stations for three other managers which feature independent visitor seating. Individual Territory is created by the separation of the spaces by plantar/storage units.

 

At the end of this space is a dedicated data room with extensive storage followed by the breakout area and kitchen which features an image of a beautiful Japanese garden on the glass splashback.