|||||||||Architectus’ glazed atrium space|120-degree desks, plus bench workstations have replaced cubicles|Third spaces designed to up the “bump factor”|Better breakout space fosters a culture of more informal meet-ups|Splashes of colour enliven the numerous new touchdown points|The palette was inspired by Qantas’ urban, rural and coastal flight destinations|Each area of workspace has its own quiet space and meeting area|A broad staircase prompts the shift from heavy reliance on lifts||
12 May 2014

Hassell refurbishes Qantas’ HQ in Australia

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