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MLA – OVO Energy, Glasgow

Mix Awards North 2024 Finalists – Project of the Year, Workplace Interiors 15-30k sq ft

 

Project Team

  • OVO Energy, MEP Wallace Whittle, Structural Woolgar Hunter, Linear Design and ConstructAnd Project manager Thomas and Adamson, Fore Partnership (Base Building), Source Developments, Edinburgh, Splintr, J Carey Design, Harvey McLean, Parkhead Welding Co Ltd, Artpistol, Baxter Storey, SAS International, Autex Acoustics, Texaa, Optima, Valchromat by Investwood, Bla Station, Shaw Contract, Milliken, Screen Systems – Visplay, Kitchens – Howdens, Blinds / Curtains – Silent Gliss, Upholstery – Kvadrat, Camira, Furniture – Narbutas, Orangebox, Frovi, Deadgood, Extremis, Normann-Copenhagen, Magis Design, Sancal, Duffy London, Sixteen3, PlusHalle, Ondarreta, Naughtone, Kristalia, Hay, Muuto, Casala

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Renewable energy company OVO wanted to consolidate their Scotland team and bring colleagues back together in a centrally located hub at Glasgow’s Cadworks building, as part of a rationalisation of their office estate to three core UK sites. Fostering teamwork and a positive work culture whilst supporting their flexible working policy was therefore key. To promote interaction and wellbeing, MLA designed a light, flexible and fun workplace, incorporating a bold set of connecting staircases between four floors to encourage movement and interaction. The space provides a greater choice of work settings for colleagues and clients, creating a ‘magnet workspace’ with a relaxed, inviting home- from-home atmosphere.

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