Foodeast

The Int. Workspaces project team were approached in April 2024 to provide advice on a multi-tenant, shared office space with communal facilities including meeting rooms and social areas. It was to be the workspace for 70 staff spread over 5 unique office spaces.

The design and construction of the facility had been well underway before Int. Workspaces met with the client and their architects [RTA Studio]. We were set the challenge of maintaining the proposed look and feel of the interior while managing the timeframes within the remaining budget. The tough economic climate meant we had to be smart with our product finishes to ensure value for money, suitability, and availability.

We managed this by working with our New Zealand-based suppliers to provide a range of products that included modular soft seating, fixed height working and meeting tables with integrated technology and conference furniture.

Our delivery and install team carried the work out over 2 days and continue to work closely with the team at Foodeast as they fine tuned their new collaborative space.

“The Int. Workspaces team really took the time to understand our needs and how we would use each of the spaces.  They worked closely with us and our architect to ensure that the selected furniture aligned with our vision.

They have been great communicators throughout the process, right from the initial briefing, throughout the selection process, and then finally through to the install day – which went seamlessly. They have great attention to detail and have exacting standards.

“Nothing has been too much trouble. They’ve even loaned us IT equipment to tide us over until ours arrives” – Mel Lewis, Services Manager, [Foodeast-Haumako]

Consultation for this project began in April 2024 with completion and handover August 2024.

Mel Lewis, Services Manager