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When the time came to move; dwp embraced the opportunity to walk the talk of digital transformation and become a showcase fully agile workplace.

The open plan office is designed to be creative and interactive. Natural light is able to flow in from the treeline which also reduces energy consumption. Fully wireless the team are no longer tied to their desks by a PC and lan cable. Staff can work independently or in groups anywhere in the office.

The design theme was ‘approach’ and ‘experience’. Stepping into the lobby; a café and barista provides a warm, caffeinated welcome. A thick wooden counter with natural grain forms a functional and aesthetic workspace in the cafe area. Personal desk drawers were removed and clever storage used to maintain the integrity of the design and maximise space. The iconic style of the dwp office is formed by organic flow and rounded walls which are juxtaposed with rough concrete finishes.

Exposed pipes and original markings by builders on the beams become artwork referencing interior design and architecture. The office is a showcase of dwp’s elegant choices and clever combinations of materials and colour.

Awards: BCI Asia Awards, The Working Category, Merit

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SGV & Co. Talent Office

SGV & Co., the Philippines’ largest multidisciplinary professional services firm with eight offices across the Philippines and a member company of Ernst & Young, engaged dwp as lead consultant for the design & build of their new talent office. SGV desired a workspace for their talent teams that is functional in accommodating visitors and applicants, flexible in hosting training events and most importantly, dynamic in reflecting the brands culture & values.

The design features a welcoming circular reception desk, curved walls to enhance the very rectangular space, high ceilings, natural lighting throughout, a number of open plan areas with digitally agile workstations, collaboration zones for team work and a comfortable pantry area. Pops of SGV brand colour adorn the walls and the entire space is designed to be bright, fresh and enticing, ultimately encouraging applicants to become a part of the dynamic SGV family.

To deliver this workplace in time for the CPA graduate intake dwp were faced with a challenging timeline but with effective management and efficient coordination with sub-consultants dwp were able to deliver both the design and build of this workplace successfully within a total timeline of just 6 weeks.

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Private Government Office, Dubai

dwp were appointed by the Government of Dubai to redesign two office floors, located at the H.H. Ruler’s Court, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The development of the 25,000sqm space was to be designed by dwp from Concept stage through to Detailed Design including the fit-out of the project as well as supervision services during construction. Sustainability aspirations were to be strongly considered as part of the design concept as well as the brand’s desire to be a leader in workplace design.

Innovative design, smart space planning and use of technology showcase competitiveness through design excellence.

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