Woodside, by Unispace

The same blue-sky thinking that underpins Woodside’s energy exploration, development delivery and supply business set the tone for its new global HQ in Perth, designed by Cox Architects and Unispace.

BY Andrew McDonald

July 9th, 2019

Tags: Mobilia, accenture, Ambius, Arup, Bauwerk, Bolon, botanic, Briggs Veneers, Camira, CDKStone, COVRD, Cox Architecture, Dedece, design farm, district, Dulux, DuPont, Eco-Core, Febrik, Forbo, Fresco, glen holst, Godfrey Hirst, Havwoods, instyle, interface, Jardan, Kvadrat Maharam, Laminex, Living Edge, MIM Design, Multiplex Australia, Nanimarquina, navurban, New Age Veneer, Pilbara Stone, rc+d, Resene, Schiavello, Space Furniture, Stylecraft, Tretford, unispace, Vitra, wayfinding, Worldwide Timber Traders, woven image, Zenith

Interior Design: Unispace

Architect: Cox Architecture (Base Build Architects)

Project Manager: Insight Project Services

Builder: Multiplex

Structural Engineer: ARUP

Digital Artworks: Wayfinding

Café Design: Mim Design

Digital Design: Accenture

Specialty Furniture: Glen Holst

Duration: 32 months

Furniture

Muuto, Walter Knoll, Herman Miller, PROOF furniture, Living Edge. Vitra office furniture, Vitra. Jardan furniture, Jardan. EDO chairs, Tacchini, Cosse, Thinking Works furniture, Stylecraft. Rossetto furniture, District. Gubi, Steelcase, Artek furniture, Design Farm. Fritz Hansen furniture, Mobilia. Bene furniture, Schiavello. BuzziPicNic table, workstations throughout, Zenith. Verpan furniture, Space Furniture. FS Management chairs and Graph Conference chair, Wilkhahn.

Lighting

Flos light fixtures, Design Farm. David Groppi lighting, DeDeCe.

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Finishes

Carpet and rugs throughout, Interface, Tretford, COVRD, RC&D, Godfrey Hirst, Mobilia By Nanimarquina. Fabrics throughout, Maharam, Febrik, Kvadrat. Wall finishes throughout, Instyle, Laminex, Woven Image, Febrik, Camira. Laminates throughout, Laminex, Navurban, Innovations, Laminex Impression. Paint throughout, Dulux, Bauwerk Colour, Resene. Flooring throughout, Botanic, Bolon, Fresco, Forbo. Surfaces throughout, Bemini, Essastone, CDK, DuPont. Timber throughout, Briggs Veneers, Havwoods, New Age Veneers, Eco-Core. Stone finishes, Pilbara Stone. Recycled computers for plant mulch, Ambius. Western Australian Blackbutt wood, Worldwide Timber Traders.

Want to get the full picture of this highly resolved workplace? Read about Woodside by Unispace and Cox here.

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