2nd Road is a consulting firm based in Sydney, Australia and its office space was designed in a collaboration between 'Amicus Interiors' and 'Mashup.'
The office was inspired by collectivism, which is a moral position or political philosophy that emphasizes the importance of the group and its interests and pursuits – as opposed to the individual's. In most Western cultures individualism is held to a higher regard than collectivism, but Amicus Interiors still decided to incorporate the latter into the design and function of the 2nd Road office. The resulting space features interactive work areas as well as areas in which employees are able to collaborate in a relaxing environment. The philosophical design of the office is both implicit in its ability to emphasize collectivism through function, as well as explicit in its imagery of the famed philosopher Aristotle.
This office space's philosophical and ideological design works to create an environment that works for the better of all 2nd Road employees.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Collective Workspaces
- The trend towards creating office spaces that emphasize collaboration and collective work.
- Philosophical Office Design
- The trend of incorporating philosophical concepts and ideologies into office design to create a deeper sense of purpose and meaning.
- Interactive Office Environments
- The trend of creating office spaces that provide interactive and dynamic work areas for employees to collaborate and engage with each other.
Sectors Adopting This
- Office Design
- The office design industry has the opportunity to create innovative and purposeful workspaces that promote collaboration and collective work.
- Consulting
- The consulting industry can benefit from incorporating philosophical concepts into their office design to create a unique and inspiring work environment for their employees and clients.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry has the opportunity to create innovative and interactive office environments that promote collaboration and creative thinking.
