Design Brief Development
The design brief is a vital step when planning a design fitout, outlining the objectives and milestones of the project.
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2019 marks an Anchorpoint Group milestone!
Anchorpoint has achieved two decades of success and steady growth.
5 Steps to a Successful Office Relocation
The reasons for relocating offices can vary but are generally due to a lease expiry or an approaching lease break. An office move is an excellent opportunity to review your existing workplace environment to determine whether it has sufficient capacity for future growth, highlight any current issues or challenges that could be improved, and to focus on potential opportunities that a reinvigorated workplace delivers.
Anchorpoint Interiors welcomes Dean to their design team!
Dean has joined us as a Junior Designer to support our design team!
5 Common Office Fit-out Mistakes to Avoid
A well designed office will build an environment that attracts both staff talent and visiting clients, whilst a badly designed office will have a negative effect on staff health and wellbeing, and can do damage to your brand and business performance.
How can you incorporate mindfulness into the workplace?
Creating the right working environment for your team is vital and can reduce lost work days. Studies have indicated that more than half of working days lost each year are stress-related.
Six questions to ask before leasing an office space
Signing up to a commercial office lease can be major decision for any organisation to make, and asking the landlord the appropriate questions can help to ensure that your property and lease agreements are suitable for your business needs. Here are six important questions you should be asking before signing a lease for office space.
The Modern Workplace Research report
The latest trends from the Modern Workplace Research report 2019/2020 by Condeco.
Anchorpoint Interiors welcomes Heather to their marketing team!
We are excited to introduce Heather Miethke to our marketing team!
How office design can attract and retain the best staff
Some of the most successful organisations around the world exhibit the most stylish office environments. Take Google and Microsoft for example. Not only are they financially capable of investing in state-of-the-art workplace designs, they also understand that in order to attract the best talent they need more creativity and innovation to capture and preserve their attention, and a great office design is one way to do this.