489 - Sticky Eyes Office and reception (£70k) Introduction: DOC’s designers worked with the client to introduce vivid colours and a bold integrated design to effect the brand implementation of a vibrant, exciting fast-paced workspace. Over the course of the project DOC was to design and build the whole office workspace and reception to accommodate over 100 staff from a CAT-A office space. Work packages: ● Design Packages ● Graphics ● Flooring ● Decorations ● Manifestations ● Furniture supply & fitting ● Power and Data ● Partitioning ● Ceiling Works ● Move management

As DOC manages the design process, clients can interact with DOC as they work on a solution to the client's problem. The design process breaks down the projects costs and predetermines the overall outcome. As the project goes on, changer’s are able to be made to the design to integrate new ideas that would suit the client's needs.

2D

Through the use of 3D modelling the client could identify where they wanted specific changes and visualise how their office would look once complete. This useful tool really brings the 2D drawings to life and assisted with engaging the clients on the project as their new company image was important and integrating it into the new office was the primary objective.

Before and After The partitioning, as seen on the bottom right photo helped break the office down. Behind which was a pingpong table, for when the staff needed a break. Graphics were used throughout that linked up to one image seen on the partitioning, creating a modern look and embedding the company image throughout the office. The office furniture, that was chosen through with DOC’s concept scheme fit the client's need and budget. Within the office a simple layout was used while a more expressive and bold reception area was designed for an exciting entrance to the company’s main office.

Summary Reflecting on the project, DOC was able to successfully provide Sticky Eyes’ with a head office that accurately reflects their company’s offering. The large office space had a distinct look throughout, which was aided by a professional finish and glass partitioning for large divides and conference rooms. The reception was a focus point and had a large spherical space. Engaging the client throughout the process to receive their feedback allowed for a great partnership and successful project.