InfoTrack

Maximising productive collaboration

The main work area has been situated along the perimeter glazing, with large floor to ceiling windows that allow natural light to permeate throughout. Collaboration points are dotted thoughtfully throughout and cater for smaller, informal catch ups and larger group gatherings. Meeting and focus rooms have been placed towards the core of the building, and provide a natural separation between front of house entry point and back of house functions.

Creating connection

A generous kitchen breakout space provides for a range of purposes, with flexibility and connectivity in mind: mobile furniture enables a quick transfomation into a central forum/town hall area for larger functions and events, while its location within the workplace ensures easy accessibility for all.

Integrating technology

The kitchen is fitted with a recessed drop down projector, Xbox and VC camera set up, while the front entry is fitted with a Nirovision panel, which has facial recognition and temperature sensors integrated, allowing staff to automatically enter the secure workplace with ease.

Overcoming challenges

Every project comes with a unique set of challenges: in this case, the joinery install had to be staged in its delivery due to a limited availability of joiners. InfoTrack was kept informed of the challenge and solution at all times, agreeing to non-critical items being delivered post-pc after hours. Similarly, the FFE delivery was also delayed but we were able to source and deliver suitable temporary furniture solutions in the interim.

Delivering sustainably

As is central to every project we undertake, method and materials were planned with sustainability at their core. Carbon-neutral Interface carpet – made from recycled fishing nets – was laid in the meeting rooms and main boardroom, and low VOC paint was applied throughout the space. We reused elements from the existing fit out including selected appliances and technology assets, and installed live plants through the space.

Furthermore, Valmont worked closely with the Geyer design team to retain the warm shell, minimising changes to flooring and ceilings.