Design form Lemay was tapped to create the new headquarters space for Accenture in Montreal, Canada. It captures the dynamic workforce and the urban landscape it is nestled in. Found on the 15th floor of the Place Ville Marie, it balances the city with brand standards.
The interior design project director for Lemay, Carolyne Thibault notes, “There’s a strong link to where the office is situated, the employees, and the work that they do." Some of the notable art installations were the inspiration including The Ring by Claude Cormier which is seen from the office -- it is a large circule structure. Visitors are immediately greeted with a wall of interactive prisms in the company's signature colors upon entering.
Image Credit: Lemay, Accenture
What's Driving This Trend
- Urban-vibrant Office Designs
- The blending of city landscape elements into office environments inspires a new wave of dynamic workplace designs that foster creativity and engagement.
- Interactive Art Installations
- Incorporating interactive art within office spaces transforms the traditional work environment into a more engaging and stimulating atmosphere.
- Brand-integrated Interior Themes
- Creating office designs that reflect a company's brand identity through color schemes and thematic elements offers a unique and cohesive aesthetic appeal.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The focus on integrating urban landscapes into interior design presents opportunities for designers to innovate in creating immersive and vibrant urban-inspired spaces.
- Office Furniture and Decor
- The rise of interactive and brand-themed environments opens up new avenues for furniture and decor companies to offer customizable and engaging products.
- Corporate Real Estate
- As businesses seek distinctive and dynamic offices, the corporate real estate industry can capitalize by offering spaces that can be easily tailored to reflect unique urban settings and brand identities.
