Brabners
Brabners wanted a space that would embrace agile working and create a modern collaborative office environment.
Collaboration
To achieve this, Andrew Huckerby from Tsunami Axis, along with project managers Clive Mullet and Steve Pittaway, closely collaborated with Alan Lloyd from Brabners, Howard Powsney from Incognito, and Nicholas Platt from Knight Frank. They ensured that the furniture was sustainably sourced from UK-based businesses, within budgets, and completed on time.
The Results
Howard Powsney, director at Incognito, led the interior design, drawing inspiration from its namesake, British conductor John Barbirolli. The design features sweeping curves in the joinery detailing and sound waves throughout the interior. It provides flexible work settings for collaboration and social spaces, as well as quiet, low frequency zones for focused work.
Howard Powsney noted, "The office can still be a valuable place to engage with clients, bring teams together and attract talent of the highest order... there is a bright future ahead as its purpose and definition evolves to meet the changing needs of the workforce."
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Client:
Brabners
Location:
Manchester
Services:
Furniture Supplier, Project Management & Install
sectors:
Legal
Products:
Boss, Frem, Mark Product, Modus, &Tradition, Mobili, Screentek, Electrics, Verco, Hay, Freewall, Metal Office, Pedrali, Orangebox, OE, Connection