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Ascentis wanted an interactive, hybrid workspace which inspired their staff. The result was a vibrant and collaborative workspace which supported flexible, modern working practices whilst retaining a sense of fun and freedom.
Inchape
Inchcape, an automotive distribution and retail company required a modernisation of their existing office space to create a versatile workplace which could attract new talent, inspire staff and ultimately, facilitate future growth.
The space, which occupies the second floor and part of the third floor of a mixed-use building in St James’s Square in London, was previously bland and dimly lit, with no areas for collaborative working or soft-seat breakout areas. Area oversaw the project which replaced the banks of unused and unwelcome desks with spaces dedicated to group work.
Collaborating with existing employees was key to delivering a space that was attractive and comfortable to work in and supported existing and future work practices. The finalised office space is light and airy, boasting a contemporary aesthetic and numerous breakout points for agile working or general relaxation.
A bright new refreshment and meeting area has been added at the entrance to the second floor, where staff and visitors are greeted. The meeting suite on the third floor has been refreshed with new flooring and improved acoustics to create a more focused environment.
Inchcape required a modernisation of their existing office space to create a versatile workplace that could attract new talent, inspire staff, and ultimately facilitate future growth.
Furniture has been positioned throughout the space in numerous guises to break up the open-plan office space. Various pieces of Connection commercial furniture were specified in the space, most notably Dixi soft seating in multiple configurations.
The high-back chair combines striking design with all-around privacy within the open-plan office space. It also reduces surrounding noise levels, creating a secluded environment for quiet contemplation. The low-back Dixi chair retains the striking design element of the higher variation while adding a raw aesthetic with the wire base.
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