Hassell’s intention with Computershare was to create a sustainable design that entwined a history of industrial and technological innovation as well as making the most of the mill’s existing structure to put Computershare’s people first with interiors that prioritise connection — to one another, to history and to nature.

“We wanted our history, heritage and location to help re-define the office as a global centre for inspiration and creativity within the company for years to come.”

— Mark McDougall, Computershare’s Global Chief Information Officer

Hassel designed the space with a contemporary feel to create a welcoming and flexible environment where employees can work, share ideas, and drive innovation through a wellness studio, recreation areas, and spaces for contemplation.

Computershare’s design minimised energy consumption through the use of materials and existing structures. Including taking on a ‘loose-fit’ furniture-based approach that makes interior settings versatile and adaptable. This included our goat hair tretford Custom Rugs within different work areas to add a level of comfort.