Warrington Properties Spec Suites

Client: Warrington Properties

Type: Asset / Building Repositioning, Spec suites

Location: Perth

Value: $1.1m

Size: 1,110 m²

Completion: February 2020

Design: Valmont

Construction: Valmont

Brief

Warrington Properties engaged Valmont to produce a series of striking display suites in their new building at 179 St George’s Terrace.

Three distinct tenancies were created, each making best use of the respective outlook and architectural features they captured. Building upgrades were conducted alongside the display suite construction, providing a striking new aesthetic from entry to tenancy.

Amenities

Valmont designed and delivered an upgrade to amenities over five floors, utilising existing fit-out locations to support a 1:10 density for the office space.

Male and female amenities were designed with contrasting palettes to differentiate the two with the male toilets encompassing more masculine tones and female utilising a bright, classic colour palette. Custom joinery and architectural lighting completes a sophisticated and functional space.

A prevalence of indirect light, muted wall finishes and timber accents provides a space that feels akin to a hotel. Smoked mirrors and metal accents imbue a sense of luxury into the everyday.

Lobby and facade

Seeking a repositioning of their existing building, Valmont was engaged in collaboration with Cox architecture to create a memorable lobby and facade entrance that embodies technological excellence.

A sophisticated mix of metal accents, architectural lighting and moody tones provides a dynamic entry space. The curved LED display and aluminium fabricated ‘shingles’ are the hero of the space, reinforcing themes of innovation and connection which formed the basis of the design throughout the building.

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