Architect and Builder Magazine South Africa January/February 2015 | Page 73

The play zone is filled with energising entertainment, such as
a punching bag, table tennis, pool table and even a mini-cinema.
It’s a high-energy environment that gives the centre’s agents
time out for active breaks.
Playful Australian symbols identify the space along one wall
length, and comic book heroes along another wall. It’s a space
that keeps youthful minds entertained and active, and ensures
the iiNet centre stays ahead of the pack.
Custom designed furniture in the meeting rooms has also
creatively interpreted the factory aesthetic, with sewing table
bases, steel frame window walls, exposed brickwork and rough

iiNet

timber tabletops. On each level, one-on-one meeting pods are
themed to reflect Australian landmarks, such as Shark Island,
Sydney Harbour Bridge, and Ayers Rock, each with custom
seating, lighting and table to match the theme.
Linking contact centre agents with the brand’s country of
origin through the design of the working environment helps
to provide staff with an instant connection to their customers.
The brand language and values are brought to life through the
creative use of corporate colours, forms and identity resulting
in a fun and functional space, and most importantly productive
environment for this market leader.

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