Procore Sydney Office

Reviving Sydney’s Heritage: The Meticulous Craftsmanship of Built and Alkimi Studio in Procore’s New Office Space

In the heart of Sydney, two historically significant buildings are now being reintroduced to the world through a contemporary lens. Sub Station No. 164, long lying dormant, has transformed into an emblematic edifice showcasing the brilliance of Built and the unique design aesthetics of Alkimi Studio. This meticulously crafted office space, designed for Procore’s new Asia-Pacific headquarters, is a testament to adaptive reuse and an exemplar of luxury and functionality.

As one of Australia’s premier construction groups, Built is renowned for its adaptive approach to construction and design. Their reputation stands firm on providing responsive and client-focused solutions whilst maintaining the delicate balance of preserving heritage and infusing modernity. With Sub Station No. 164, they’ve redefined how we view the restoration of historic buildings, giving the old a new lease on life. Within this project, they’ve seamlessly combined the historic fabric of the structures with avant-garde designs that resonate with modern-day commercial aspirations.

Alkimi Studio, with its rich tapestry of design philosophies drawn from various sectors, embarked on this endeavour to bring Procore’s vision to life. Their expertise in curating interiors that surprise and delight is evident throughout the office space. Inspired by Procore’s branding, Alkimi Studio created a space filled with angular solid forms, ensuring a seamless flow of energy, creativity, and connection. By blending open zones with functional areas, they’ve created an environment that mirrors the mechanical heart of Procore.

Nestled within this lavish workspace is a design element that deserves a spotlight – LEN’s Lehenga Side Table. This table, inspired by the fluidity and vibrant colours of Indian skirts, serves as a functional masterpiece. With its uneven conical form, the Lehenga Side Table breaks away from conventional symmetrical designs, becoming a centrepiece of conversation.

The side table’s design seamlessly merges with the office’s more neutral hues. Its functionality is paramount – serving as an abode for small items, books, or drinks. In a workspace that exudes luxury and efficiency, the inclusion of such an exquisite side table strikes the right balance between luxury and practicality.

Procore’s new Sydney office is not merely a workspace; it embodies its values and commitment to the Asia-Pacific region. With an eye on the future, the design caters to the evolving nature of work, leaning towards a hybrid model, thus echoing the sentiments of many modern employees. This adaptive layout ensures its occupants’ well-being and fortifies the idea of a more connected, collaborative environment.

Moreover, sustainability forms the bedrock of this architectural marvel. Embracing the building’s 5 Star Green Star Rating, Procore is keenly aware of its environmental responsibilities. Their choice of revitalising a historic edifice over new construction reduces the project’s carbon footprint, showcasing their commitment to eco-friendly initiatives.

In essence, the revitalisation of Sub Station No. 164, under the impeccable craftsmanship of Built and the design prowess of Alkimi Studio, has set a precedent in contemporary office spaces. Their collaborative effort has breathed life into a historic structure, blending luxury, functionality, and sustainability.

Procore’s new office is more than a physical space; it reflects its commitment to innovation, employees, and the broader construction community. And as the Lehenga Side Table adds that touch of finesse to the interiors, it reminds us that every piece, no matter how small, contributes to the grandeur of the whole.

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