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Jump Studios completes Lisbon
workplace for leading electronics brand Worten
UNESCO City of Design Dundee appoints Stacey Hunter as curator of Dundee Design Festival 2024
UNESCO City of Design Dundee has announced the appointment of Dr Stacey Hunter as curator of the 2024 Dundee Design Festival. The appointment of design curator and Local Heroes founder, Dr Hunter points to a change of direction for the 2024 Dundee Design Festival which will celebrate the city’s 10th anniversary of UNESCO City of Design designation – the UK’s only UNESCO City of Design. The appointment is the latest in a series of high profile cultural coups for the city following the opening of the blockbuster TARTAN exhibition at V&A Dundee and the announcement of contemporary art festival Art Night taking place in the city on the 24 June.
Since its designation in
2014, the UNESCO City of Design Dundee team has delivered four festivals which showcase the work of local and national designers; raising the profile of contemporary design in Scotland.
cityofdundee.com
Jump Studios has completed the interior design of a 6,000-sq m ofice space that prioritises sustainability, wellness and connectivity for its workforce. In response to the client’s brief Jump Studios, a Populous company, has centred its design around flexible workspaces and communal amenities. In contrast to the company’s
previous ofice, which saw many of its staff working in single-desk cubicles, the new workspace prioritises connected and hybrid working, with
provision of bookable hot-desking areas, as well as the inclusion of individual booths and meeting rooms alongside communal workspaces, relaxation and decompression spaces, a restaurant, and several cafés. Clearly-defined zones have been
created to separate areas with high levels of trafic – such as those for greeting clients and mixing – and those for concentration.
The ofice floorplate spans two building wings joined on each level by a connecting bridge, which Jump
Studios has used to flood natural light to key areas. Shaun Fernandes, Jump Studios
founder and senior principal, said: ‘Our design for Worten has responded to the brand’s desire to change its working culture to one that is designed for future resiliency. We know that a happier, better-connected workforce is a more productive workforce, and so creating spaces that actively bring people together prioritises staff well-being.’
jump-studios.com
TP Bennett completes future-focused Tokyo ofice for Tetra Pak
TP Bennett has delivered Tetra Pak’s first workplace in Asia to embody its new ‘Future Work Experience’ strategy. Located in downtown Tokyo in the Motoakasaka district, TP Bennett’s design for the ofice responds to four key areas: flexible working arrangements, purpose-based workplaces, digital tools, and health & well-being. In an effort to maximise recycled content in the materials and products selected, TP Bennett also worked with the client to consider the circularity of specification to ensure a second life.
Naomi Buckley, director at TP Bennett, commented: ‘Working with Tetra Pak in Tokyo allowed us to challenge the sustainability of the workplace and to create an environment that fosters innovation to create a template for the future of work. Our ongoing work with Tetra Pak will allow us to push this agenda throughout its portfolio, responding in each case to the local cultural requirements of each team within the global Future Work Experience framework.’
tpbennett.com
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