OFFICE DESIGN AND FIT OUT PROJECT.
Boundless chose Spectrum Workplace to re-design and refurbish their office space in Brighton. Boundless are a unique company that describe themselves as an "Experiences Club". They are part of the CSMA or Civil Servants Motoring Association which was established in 1923. They offer offers and benefits to their members who must be past or present public sector workers. They have occupied their current offices in central Brighton for many years and wanted to uplift the top floor space to create better breakout and meeting spaces for their team. In addition they wanted to improve the working environment for their team.
THE RIGHT PARTNER FOR AN OFFICE FIT OUT PROJECT IN BRIGHTON.
Boundless were looking for a office design and fit out company, but one they could partner with. Especially someone who would listen to their brief and understand their needs. It was also vital that they chose a company who could take on the complete office fit out project. Our design team were able to work with the client to come up with a design concept that projected their brand in the right way.
Once we started the fit out project they were able to give us full responsibility for the project. As is usual, we were able to complete the project within agreed timescales and to budget.
CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
What was the outcome for the client of carrying out the design and refurbishment of their office space in Brighton?
“We've gone from a tired, underused and dark space to a modern, open and inclusive space that well help with collaboration and provides a really positive work atmosphere.”
COO, Boundless
“This was a very good project, the feel and layout is amazing, definitely a space to encourage our people back into the office. Thanks to all at Spectrum.”
Head of Facilities, Boundless
"Thank you for completing such a wonderful transformation to the 4th floor. The feedback has been universally positive - not something that's easy to achieve with an office redesign/refit as I'm sure you're aware.’’
COO, Boundless