Google Aotearoa takes out Work Space awardGoogle Aotearoa takes out Work Space award

The working environment has been perhaps the most fast changing sector of architecture and design at the moment. (We certainly see this in the INDE.Awards Work Space shortlist).

With numerous exemplary projects in the category the jury’s final decision was no small feat, however, Google Aotearoa by Warren and Mahoney, New Zealand/ Aotearoa was named The Work Space winner and with just cause.

Through thoughtful design that complements people, place and culture Warren and Mahoney has achieved an outstanding result with Google Aotearoa. Connecting with people and culture the design is specific and contemporary but also includes impressive amenity and facility.

INDE.Awards 2022 – Winner The Work Space

As supporter of The Work Space, Herman Miller understands that exemplary design in all aspects of a work place creates the best environment for everyone. Designing and manufacturing exemplar products for the workplace is at the heart of Herman Miller’s ethos and this idea perfectly aligns with Warren and Mahoney’s singular design.

Commenting on just why this project was a stand-out in its category, Mike Radda, vice president North Asia and Pacific at MillerKnoll, highlights the exciting “digital elements” within the project. “Bringing the concept of Te Tai to life is an immersive digital ceiling that plays curated audio-visual scenes and offers a rolling reel of New Zealand’s Aotearoa – [an] innovative and personal [aspect of] the project.” 

INDE.Awards 2022 – Winner The Work Space

Yes, long gone are the days of cookie cutter workplace projects. Designing for people and their workplaces means taking a multi-faceted and flexible approach in order to enhance the working time of a particular group of people and business, in their location, reflecting their needs.

Radda adds, “For me, it’s the connection the project has to the land it sits on. The concept of featuring stories of the land, people, and local culture is very special and something I feel more projects will embody moving forward.”

Work is such an important part of our lives and the places in which this time is spent can certainly enhance or detract from the quality of life. With great workplace design comes happy and productive staff and after all isn’t this the outcome everyone desires?

A deserved winner, congratulations Warren and Mahoney for Google Aotearoa that celebrates culture as well as fine creative workplace design. Explore more winners here.

Warren and Mahoney
warrenandmahoney.com

Photography
Sam Hartnett

Google Aotearoa takes out Work Space award
Google Aotearoa takes out Work Space award

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