Savills

The significance of the space required a refresh and refurbishment to match. The new space was designed with the intent to reduce the reliance on desk-based working, with a new emphasis on hybrid working areas. As a company with deep roots in the North, we were delighted to work with Ultimate to supply a variety of products for the scheme.

We were looking for a solution which embraced the concept design of openness and collaboration, as our client embarked on a New Ways of Working programme for all offices in the UK.

The refreshed space now helps them work smarter within an existing footprint and offers a variety of spaces for staff and visitors to use. – Richard McNicholl, Director, Ultimate.

Set within the office reception area, the ability of Harp to bisect a space and create multiple differentiated zones is on full display. However, the immediate impression for the occupier is the sheer volume of biophilia in view, provided by the addition of planters to Harp. Although the primary benefit of biophilia is its direct impact on both the physical and mental wellbeing of the individuals in and amongst it, in this configuration, the visual privacy provided is a substantial benefit, facilitating light passing through but retaining the sense of subtle concealment.

The work café is quickly becoming an integral part of the modern office, providing multiple functions all in one square footage. The Savills office is no different, with a fully equipped work café area boasting a multitude of uses. Overlooking the street below through a floor-to-ceiling window is a high-bench, supported by Swoosh Stools, ideal for completing individual work with a view, thanks to the power provided alongside. Within the middle of the space, Centro is paired with the Centro Stools & Benches, giving employees the option to enjoy team lunches, or complete group tasks in a relaxed environment.