Creating a well-configured workspace design was another obstacle due to the new building’s unusual angles and bay windows. This required the help of our Brighton office interior designers, who provided a comprehensive plan of the space to reflect the project brief.
Our designers used their experience to work out how many desks were needed to accommodate the hybrid working model. They also introduced a number of new office furniture elements, including height-adjustable desks for DDA compliance, a metal-framed dining bench, and breakfast bar stalls in the breakout area positioned to overlook the city.
To create an on-brand aesthetic, our designers came up with the unique idea of creating work zones with bird-themes, such as The Bird Bath, The Nest and The Perch. They also introduced greenery and plants to emphasize the nature theme.
Other key elements of the design included hanging acoustic screens with a tree “cutout” effect to further reflect the charity’s nature-themed identity, a storage wall to keep the space tidy, and a large floor-level locker system to enable hot-desking.