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Workscape as Stage Set

TOOLS FOR PLACEMAKING

Scripted experiences supported by stage sets, cues, props, and choreography:
What is the culturally acceptable threshold for stage setting and prop provisioning in support of a facilities enabled communications program?

Is a visual rich message environment seen as an asset or a distraction?

What level of saturation, experience, enhancement (investment) is right for your organization?

  • Client made visible and demographics made tangible
  • Internal media channel broadcasts on-culture messages
  • Information campaign displayed in quick change poster holders
  • Work station panels present custom art tied to competencies
  • Muralistic scale art printed onto panels and wallcoverings
  • Translucent graphic films on glass
Be sure to imagine the audio off test: which environment would succeed in story comprehension if we watched it (walked it) with the sound turned off.
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Our experience is that space updates, occupants churn and brands evolve.
For all those reasons, we have employed a stage set metaphor that allows easy adaptation to change, campaigns, acquisitions, succession.
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