Makinson d'Apice Lawyers Office Design
Makinson d'Apice Lawyers is one of Australia's most established law firms. Their relocation to 201 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, supports contemporary ways of working and engaging.
The firm's new workplace fosters a more equitable, functional, and collaborative hybrid workplace where everyone feels welcome and supported, and shares access to natural light and views.
The hybrid workplace reduces the number of enclosed offices while increasing the number of allocated open workstations and shared workspaces, resulting in an overall improvement in the workplace experience.
Client
Makinson d'Apice Lawyers
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Size
2,4000 sqm
The front of house spaces showcase a series of flexible rooms with iconic Sydney views, and adjoining access to a more casual breakout space, providing options for client engagement. The interior is elegantly finished in timber and granite with a custom designed floor rug to elevate the experience for both Makinson d'Apice's people and visiting clients.
The interconnecting staircase enables everyone to feel part of the same firm and increases the ease of access for everyone across the workplace.
The interconnecting staircase enables everyone to feel part of the same firm and increases the ease of access for everyone across the workplace.
A series of front-of-house flexible rooms with iconic Sydney views are designed to deliver client service excellence in a personable way. The meeting rooms are enabled by integrated and intuitive technology.
A centralized breakout area, adjacent to the front-of-house spaces, provides a welcoming heart to the workplace, that brings everyone together. The breakout area also offers a more casual option for engaging with external clients and visitors. A sliding panel separates the breakout form the reception area as required.
A centralized breakout area, adjacent to the front-of-house spaces, provides a welcoming heart to the workplace, that brings everyone together. The breakout area also offers a more casual option for engaging with external clients and visitors. A sliding panel separates the breakout form the reception area as required.
