A PLACE TO CELEBRATE URBAN WORKPLACE EVOLUTION
Celebrating the idea of rejuvenation and revitalisation, the space takes cues from natives to develop a bold personality and set the tone for modern plug’n’play suite.
This North Sydney speculative suite was inspired by Australian native fauna – intricate yet robust. Referencing the changing nature of workplace while drawing on the context of North Sydney the design celebrates an area currently undergoing an exciting & invigorating urban transformation.
The choice and use of colour in this project plays a vital role in creating the desired atmosphere an engaging and distinctive speculative suite. The colours selected are warm, earthy and inviting – drawing inspiration from the Australian bush. The exposed painted out ceiling in the front of house entry and breakout has been turned into a feature element, exaggerating the scale of the spaces coupled with a powerful injection of colour.
Lines of sight are drawn within as a continuous datum line traces throughout the fitout, utilising the feature wall paint without and acoustic panelling within meeting rooms. Uplifting the lobbies throughout 99 Walker, a tonal palette of whites establish a calm and warm experience for those entering each level, with pockets of biophilia highlighted in upholstery and planting.
Hot Black acknowledges the traditional owners, the Cammeraygal people of the Eora Nation, on whose land we meet, share and work.