The dual pillars of office design: creative concepts & technical delivery

At OP, our integrated design and build approach brings together two key professional roles that are essential to every successful project. This partnership forms the cornerstone of our methodology, ensuring that creativity and practicality work hand in hand from concept to completion.

Creative Designers

Creative Designers are visionaries who shape the conceptual and aesthetic aspects of each space. They dive deep into understanding client aspirations, brand values, and user needs to create designs that inspire and engage.

Their expertise extends beyond simple aesthetic choices to encompass the full sensory experience of a space, considering everything from visual impact to emotional resonance.

Material selection stands as one of the most critical phases, where aesthetic preferences must align with practical performance requirements. The team at OP carefully evaluates each material choice based on durability, maintenance requirements, safety compliance, budget constraints, and sustainability credentials, ensuring that every selection serves both form, function, and finances.

The technical design team develops comprehensive documentation packages that include detailed construction drawings, precise material specifications, and clear installation guidelines.

This thorough approach ensures that every stakeholder in the project has the information they need to execute their part perfectly.

Quality control represents the final component of successful implementation. OP’s systematic oversight includes:

• Regular site inspections and progress monitoring
• Material sample validation and mock-up reviews
• Installation supervision and quality assessments
• Final detailed inspections and sign-off procedures

The success of any workplace design project relies on a structured evaluation process that considers both creative and technical aspects. At OP our unique methodology examines four key areas:

1. Concept evaluation: Thoroughly reviewing the design vision to ensure it aligns with brand values and the user needs, while delivering the desired aesthetic impact.

2. Building evaluation: Evaluating the building’s structure and HVAC systems for functionality, energy efficiency, and compliance.

3. Technical validation: Each project undergoes rigorous technical assessment, from material specifications to construction feasibility and regulatory compliance.

4. Implementation planning: Detailed project timelines, resource allocation, and quality control measures are established to ensure smooth project delivery.