IA Design were engaged by Murdoch University to design two new areas within the Geoffrey Bolton Library.
The brief for the first of the rooms, a 24/7 Learning Commons was to revitalise the space and provide a energetic and motivating study zone which consolidates, expands and improves the student learning experience as a priority, along with functional requirements commensurate with the library and various stakeholder requirements.
ECU engaged IA Design to make major modifications to the B13 building – Broadcast Radio Facility Studio. IA Design was tasked with reconfiguring the floor plan in line with a draft schematic plan presented by ECU. The facility required varying levels of acoustic treatment, as well as demolition works and a new built environment.
As part of the Australian Electoral Commission’s portfolio, IA Design have been engaged to design and deliver their Heatherton office fitout.
Following a national guideline that was developed by IA Design, Heatherton has been designed to fall in-line with other newly completed offices, also taking into consideration additional requirements due to site constraints as well as the needs of the operating staff.
The Department of Social Services were moving into a new premise in Hobart that required a full refit of a complete floor. The new space was to incorporate both workspace, collaborative zones, meeting spaces, breakout and large conference rooms. The design incorporated colours and textures referenced from the Tasmanian landscape which created a fresh and vibrant colour palette. Custom graphics were used on glass partitions which helped to create a specialised identity for the space that was unique to the Department of Social Services.
Central Park levels 44 & 45 are the new consolidated Perth headquarters of the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO). Comprising of two floors with a bold interconnecting staircase this 1,700m² office space has been designed to suit the demands of a 24-hour Control Room as well as meet the needs of a dynamic and highly connected workforce.
IA Design were tasked to deliver an intelligent design that captured a sense of community and pride. The design was to be comfortable and inspiring for staff, with a strong focus on a collaborative and flexible environment.
The IA Design team were engaged by Colliers International Project Management on behalf of the Public Service Commission (PSC) to design their new workplace fit out.
IA Design were tasked with understanding the many departments and sectors of the PSC to effectively transition from a multi-floor space into one integrated floor to reflect a cohesive organization. This process included IA Design undertaking one on one meetings with each department, a vision workshop and blocking and stacking planning.
As part of the restructuring of TAFE, a new corporate office was required to be located in Building A of Ultimo Campus. The refurbishment, over 3 floors of the heritage listed building, provides open office space, meetings rooms, a new boardroom and collaboration/ break out spaces, required for the operation of TAFE corporate headquarters.
ECU engaged IA Design to make major modifications to the B13 building – Broadcast Radio Facility Studio. IA Design was tasked with reconfiguring the floor plan in line with a draft schematic plan presented by ECU. The facility required varying levels of acoustic treatment, as well as demolition works and a new built environment.
As part of the Australian Electoral Commission’s portfolio, IA Design have been engaged to design and deliver their Heatherton office fitout.
Following a national guideline that was developed by IA Design, Heatherton has been designed to fall in-line with other newly completed offices, also taking into consideration additional requirements due to site constraints as well as the needs of the operating staff.
The Department of Social Services were moving into a new premise in Hobart that required a full refit of a complete floor. The new space was to incorporate both workspace, collaborative zones, meeting spaces, breakout and large conference rooms. The design incorporated colours and textures referenced from the Tasmanian landscape which created a fresh and vibrant colour palette. Custom graphics were used on glass partitions which helped to create a specialised identity for the space that was unique to the Department of Social Services.
