Strategically designed upgrade to a commercial CBD high-rise building, delivering a high end tenant experience
As part of the staged works to the commercial space, S9 completed the end of trip facilities, foyer and café within the building
Completed in December 2020, the end of trip facilities responds to the increasing popularity of tenants seeking alternative transport to and from work. The result is a contemporary facility for the end users of the building, with storage for over 50 bicycles and a secure end of trip service for tenants.
The design response was underpinned by a drive to promote health and wellbeing amongst the CBD buildings tenants. With industrial elements balanced by playful and vibrant wayfinding feature throughout the corridors, the space features exposed ceilings and a monochromatic colour scheme.
The facility is directly accessed from the surrounding ground floor plaza, providing tenants with generous bicycle storage, and separate washroom amenities. The interior palette is contemporary and bold, featuring dark green spray-painted ceilings, concrete look floors and soft grey wall tiles.
Through clever selection of robust materials and fixtures, the selections add an all-important touch of style to the urban amenities, and provide a base to hero the feature wayfinding, graphics and neon signage, guiding users throughout the space.
Responding to the demand for a new and inviting contemporary building entrance which introduces the recently upgraded interior aesthetic and resulting high-end tenant experience within the rest of the building. A modern industrial materials palette is complimented by a high level of design detailing, with features such as an expressed steelwork structure, high ceilings and curved timber wall panels creating a feeling of opulence and grandeur.
Incorporating an integrated café zone, an open plan concept has achieved a welcoming atmosphere and brought a new identity for the building and its tenants. New external integrated feature lighting and tenant signage has balanced tenant brand exposure with the architectural concept.
