Local design firm Daniel Boddam Studio transforms an old warehouse in Australia to become an office workspace for landscape design company Wyer & Co. It highlights themes of nature by bringing greenery and natural materials into the workspace.
At the entrance, there are large green plants that are added to hide the dark steel doors and soften the red brick industrial warehouse. The front foyer invites natural light from the skylight and also reflects the entrance garden and its tones. Daniel Boddam, the founder of the studio notes "I saw the project as an extension of Wyer & Co's desire to bring in nature. Sustainability was discussed with the client from the outset and informed every aspect of the design – from materials and furniture to services and staff amenities."
Image Credit: Daniel Boddam Studio
What's Driving This Trend
- Biophilic Office Spaces
- Designing workspaces that incorporate natural materials and greenery to improve employee productivity and well-being.
- Sustainable Office Design
- Incorporating environmentally conscious materials and infrastructure into office design and renovation projects.
- Industrial Architecture Revitalization
- Retrofitting old warehouses and factories with modern design elements to create unique and eco-friendly office spaces.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Designing office spaces that incorporate biophilic elements and promote sustainability.
- Architecture
- Retrofitting old industrial spaces for modern office use and incorporating sustainable design elements.
- Landscaping and Gardening
- Working with office designers to incorporate greenery and natural elements into office spaces to promote well-being and productivity.
