The partnership aimed to cultivate a workspace that feels like a 'second home' for employees, emphasising usability, productivity, and a welcoming atmosphere but ensuring that the office represents Shell's footprint in the region and complements the local culture. Shell's framework agreement with Haworth guaranteed bespoke furniture solutions, with the HAT Elements workstation notably achieving the desired balance of formality and accessibility.

The project aimed to create diverse furniture settings enabling employees to choose work areas based on their tasks. Haworth and Gensler worked closely with Shell to select suitable furniture solutions for each zone, drawing from the Haworth and Haworth Collection portfolios. One standout area is the quiet zone featuring BuzziSpace products, inspired by Haworth's virtual showroom, complemented by the innovative Nia chair developed as an active seating solution for meeting applications.

With the combined efforts of Gensler and Haworth, the result is a space that is not only functional but also sustainable. The primary driver of the project was sustainability, aligned with Shell's initiative to introduce their carbon neutral program. Consequently, every choice of furniture, material, and lighting had to meet stringent sustainability standards. We took on the challenge of integrating these requirements into the design, focusing on functionality while aiming for sustainable certification across the spaces.

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