Posts tagged Office Design
Agile Working

Agile Working are specific working models such as activity-based working where there are no assigned ‘seats’ but team members move throughout the space during the course of the day in accordance with their spatial needs such as collaborative ‘pods’, standard desks, meetings, workshops etc.

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CAT A+

A Category A+ (CAT A+) is a generic fit out undertaken by the landlord which includes facilities such as teapoint and toilets as well as some meeting rooms. These types of office spaces are often sufficient for small or start up companies or organisations who need flexibility and short term commitment to a space therefore avoiding the cost of design and fit out. They generally will lack personalisation but there are ways this can be added.

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FFE

Furniture Fixtures and Equipment (FFE) - everything that goes into the design of the space to make it both functional and stylish.(Can include Furnishings, Artwork, Window Treatment, Furniture, Accessories, Rugs, Mats, White goods, Plants and Planters)

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Playbook

A business design playbook contains all the pieces and parts that make up your company's go-to approach for getting things done such as process workflows, standard operating procedures, and cultural values. They can also incorporate Design Direction such as colour palette, materials sustainability approach relating specifically to office design. We have previously

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RIBA Stages

Refers to the 7 stages and processes by which all architects and most design companies follow (in some form). Also referred to as Design phases. Each stage or phase should be complete, approved and signed off before moving onto the next stage.

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