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Invisible Systems Case Study

We partnered with Invisible Systems to design and fit-out their new workspace, to ensure that it suited their needs in terms of scalability, and adopting hybrid and flexible methods of working.

Due to the nature of the business and how they develop and manufacture their own IoT sensors and software, part of the brief was that it was important that the lab area was integrated properly in the design so that the space fully supported a ‘one-team’ atmosphere.

Considerations were made about how people were working, and a big emphasis was put on making the space suitable for hybrid and agile working methods, which meant having collaboration areas and mobile furniture so that the space would accommodate the impromptu meetings that you cannot have via Teams.

Whilst the building itself had some definite character, the high ceilings and exposed brickwork added a few challenges to the design, making the need for acoustic products evermore important.

Carlie Dunbar

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Working behind the scenes, Carlie assists with the purchasing and setting up of new projects and looks after day-to-day tasks within the office.

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