Circular working and meeting pods are arranged with wrapping perimeter curtains, becoming an installational spatial device. At capacity, 25 staff distribute across 3 pods of varying size, encouraging collaboration and allowing flexibility for different team sizes and the staging of increased staff levels.

Circular geometry is introduced as a counterpoint to the warehouse grid, and facilitates a diagonal circulation link between the existing street and rear precinct entry. The placement of each pod guides circulation, and with movement, creates the dynamic compression and expansion of space, drawing the visitor towards the reception desk.

Vintage, turn-of-the-century, colours such as olive green, indigo blue 
and pastel pink, were selected to reflect the buildings heritage and denote each pods function. Floor finishes, curtain tracks and joinery supports match associated curtain colours to create a singular, monochromatic colour palette, appearing as rooms within a volume. Curtain tracks are suspended from the pitched warehouse ceiling, retaining the overall coherence of the warehouse, and the thick velvet curtains are raised above the floor, creating the strange appearance of a weighty mass hovering in mid-air.