Access to natural daylight was a fundamental element of the client brief. To achieve this, glass internal walls were introduced throughout the scheme, allowing light to permeate the space and creating a more spacious feeling around the corridors and circulation routes.

The design approach was driven by a desire to create spaces that allow users to choose how they want to work while enhancing opportunities for those all-important spontaneous interactions. The spaces facilitate a full spectrum of work activities, from formal to informal, and for both individuals and larger groups.

The floorplates have been divided to create a series of neighbourhoods on each side, surrounding a central core of shared spaces.

The design was inspired by the local context, emphasising the use of locally sourced materials, including lamps and acoustic panels made in Sweden from wheat pulp. Complementing the natural tones are splashes of colour that enhance the Scandinavian style, characterised by functionality, simplicity and beauty.

The client centre is the focal point of the office scheme, offering a high-quality space that underscores its significance within the overall design. The area is light and airy, featuring illuminated skylights and a sculpted staircase that leads directly to the second-floor terrace.