Project Credits
Client
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway
Date Completed
In Progress
Sector
Commercial & Interiors
Awards
Project Governance
Project Lead
Jaune-Marie Van der Merwe
Design Team
Faced with the challenge of re-establishing a post-pandemic workplace culture, Chow:Hill’s commercial fitout for Baker Tilly Staples Rodway will blend the comforts of home with a corporate industrial aesthetic.
More than a decade on from Chow:Hill’s award-winning design of Baker Tilly Staple Rodway’s Hamilton office, a collaborative corporate fitout is once again underway as the accounting and business advisory practice looks to move its Kirikiriroa headquarters to Union Square.
Presented with a brief to create a warm and inviting workspace to welcome staff back into the office after working from home, Chow:Hill’s design includes a large open plan footprint with smaller breakout spaces and meeting rooms to create both visual and physical connection between clients and the firm’s more than 40 staff members.
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Contrasting aesthetics
Integral to the design of the 840m2 fitout is achieving a cohesive mix of warmth with a contemporary industrial vibe. White brick slips, mosaic ceramic tiles, and wood-look laminate have been chosen to soften the industrial polished concrete floor, while exposed services and engineered stone tops are a nod to the raw aesthetic. Additional softness has been achieved through the use of curved corners in meeting rooms, the kitchen pod, and central core of the office.
Faced with the challenge of re-establishing a post-pandemic workplace culture, Chow:Hill’s commercial fitout for Baker Tilly Staples Rodway will blend the comforts of home with a corporate industrial aesthetic.
More than a decade on from Chow:Hill’s award-winning design of Baker Tilly Staple Rodway’s Hamilton office, a collaborative corporate fitout is once again underway as the accounting and business advisory practice looks to move its Kirikiriroa headquarters to Union Square.
Presented with a brief to create a warm and inviting workspace to welcome staff back into the office after working from home, Chow:Hill’s design includes a large open plan footprint with smaller breakout spaces and meeting rooms to create both visual and physical connection between clients and the firm’s more than 40 staff members.
Read More
Contrasting aesthetics
Integral to the design of the 840m2 fitout is achieving a cohesive mix of warmth with a contemporary industrial vibe. White brick slips, mosaic ceramic tiles, and wood-look laminate have been chosen to soften the industrial polished concrete floor, while exposed services and engineered stone tops are a nod to the raw aesthetic. Additional softness has been achieved through the use of curved corners in meeting rooms, the kitchen pod, and central core of the office.
Acoustic suspended open cell panels over breakout spaces, designed for collaborative teamwork and short-term focused work sessions, enhance the acoustic treatment and performance of these spaces.
Profiled MDF panelling is being used to position the kitchen as a focal point, with dusty dark green square tiles adding colour to the reception area and refreshment bay.
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway’s contemporary new offices will offer a comfortable working space in the heart of Hamilton’s exciting new commercial development and are expected to be completed late 2023.
Project Credits
Client
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway
Status
In Progress
Project Type
Commercial & Interiors
Awards
Faced with the challenge of re-establishing a post-pandemic workplace culture, Chow:Hill’s commercial fitout for Baker Tilly Staples Rodway will blend the comforts of home with a corporate industrial aesthetic.
More than a decade on from Chow:Hill’s award-winning design of Baker Tilly Staple Rodway’s Hamilton office, a collaborative corporate fitout is once again underway as the accounting and business advisory practice looks to move its Kirikiriroa headquarters to Union Square.
Presented with a brief to create a warm and inviting workspace to welcome staff back into the office after working from home, Chow:Hill’s design includes a large open plan footprint with smaller breakout spaces and meeting rooms to create both visual and physical connection between clients and the firm’s more than 40 staff members.
Read More
Contrasting aesthetics
Integral to the design of the 840m2 fitout is achieving a cohesive mix of warmth with a contemporary industrial vibe. White brick slips, mosaic ceramic tiles, and wood-look laminate have been chosen to soften the industrial polished concrete floor, while exposed services and engineered stone tops are a nod to the raw aesthetic. Additional softness has been achieved through the use of curved corners in meeting rooms, the kitchen pod, and central core of the office.
Acoustic suspended open cell panels over breakout spaces, designed for collaborative teamwork and short-term focused work sessions, enhance the acoustic treatment and performance of these spaces.
Profiled MDF panelling is being used to position the kitchen as a focal point, with dusty dark green square tiles adding colour to the reception area and refreshment bay.
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway’s contemporary new offices will offer a comfortable working space in the heart of Hamilton’s exciting new commercial development and are expected to be completed late 2023.
Project Credits
Client
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway
Status
In Progress
Project Type
Commercial & Interiors
