Workplace Design

Enabling wellbeing through inspiring sustainable environments

Our starting point is human-centered - for whom is the space being created, and what are their needs? This acts as the beginning - and throughline - of all our design explorations. Through this, our exploration delves into how - how can we inspire, how can we ignite, and how can we energize all stakeholders within the workplace environment in a manner that sparks an ongoing desire to return. Again. And again.

One key element of this is sustainability - Ædifica's perspective on sustainability is holistic, spanning the full spectrum: environmental to social. Through a multi-disciplinary approach, our workplace design practice develops environments that enable holistic wellbeing for its users.

This stems from:

• Nature’s energy – an output of biophilia
• Calm and peaceful environments – a consideration of acoustical strategies
• Clean and fresh air – a necessity in a post-pandemic world
• Delicious and healthy food – a key ingredient in desired spaces
• Functional and efficient experiences – delivered through data and technology

Through these considérations, we create environments that positively contribute to your organization's culture, your brand's community, and our joint commitment towards climate-positive impact. This requires strategic collaboration: an understanding of your organization's unique aims, objectives, and strategies, and the manner in which your workplace strategy and design can be used as a tool to enhance them. New tools, new technologies, and new behaviours like hybrid work are considered, as are their impacts on all stakeholders involved. By weaving our clients' brand and values into their environments, we create a physical manifestation of their purpose that is malleable, flexible, and evolves in lockstep with changing strategies, behaviours, and needs.

In the aggregate, due to the above, workplace design acts as a foundational pillar in achieving our stated mission - to enrich human lives by creating sustainable, carbon-neutral, and inspiring places - through the use of the built environment.