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29 Projects • People • Design • Knowledge • News • Culture July #29 Projects • People • Design • Knowledge • News • Culture July 2015 Krossi. Intelligent Furniture. Introducing Krossi: a sit-stand system promoting movement in the workplace, developed and designed by Schiavello in Australia. Both functional and aesthetic, Krossi features height-adjustability, supporting connectivity between people and encouraging flexible ways of working. SCHIAVELLO.COM/KROSSI AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND SINGAPORE UAE T +61 3 9330 8888 03 // HELLO As we approach the second half of 2015, Details 29 provides a chance to stop and reflect on what has come to fruition across the Schiavello Group so far in the year. We’ve successfully launched our book, 'The Power of Workspace for People and Business', Atlantic Group catered one of Melbourne’s biggest events, the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix, and we supported an initiative aimed at taking a stand for better health, On Your Feet Australia Day. Looking at these examples, each in their own way, reminds me of what matters most to Schiavello. It’s the emphasis we put on research, knowledge and experience, and the value each bring in supporting the needs of our clients. And in this issue of Details in particular, how all of those things have been applied to something which is important to all of us, health and wellbeing. Supporting Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute’s ‘On Your Feet Australia’ Day not only raised awareness and funds for heart disease and diabetes research, but it reminded us of the health implications resulting from sitting for long periods. In this issue, Professor David Dunstan from the Institute teaches us more about how we can begin to hello. easily shift our behaviours. When it comes to healthy working, we’ll showcase Medibank’s headquarters in Melbourne. One of the largest projects to date for our joinery division, Prima Architectural, this workplace strives to be amongst the healthiest across the globe. We’ll also enter REA Group’s world of agile working like no other; step inside the award winning Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital in Brisbane and head abroad to see how LinkedIn retain Singapore’s best talent. Christopher Schiavello joins Think! - and gives interesting insight into the realities of Construction Management, while we get to know the formidable design duo that is London’s PearsonLloyd. And we’ve been celebrating along the way; with the launches of Prima Tower and Abode, our partnership with Austrian furniture designer Bene and 15 years in Singapore. Across the Schiavello Group we strive to deliver projects that leave a long lasting, positive impact, and it’s rewarding to see in this issue, the many collaborations that actively encourage healthy living and wellbeing. We hope there’s something positive you can take from Details 29 and we look forward to the many thought provoking partnerships in the second half of 2015. Warm regards, Peter Schiavello Managing Director Details Anton Schiavello_Director Belinda Schiavello_ Christopher Schiavello_ on-going research assists Nick Tennant_Climate David Dunstan_Contributor CONTRIBUTORS Schiavello International Art Director Director Schiavello clients in optimising their Workspace Planner David is Head of the Physical Anton is committed to Belinda has 18 years Construction future workspace strategy to An interior designer with over Activity Laboratory at the Baker delivering the Schiavello experience in graphic design, Christopher brings a strong ultimately improve employee 15 years experience, Nick has IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute core vision and values across the last seven being with background in management and business effectiveness. worked on award-winning in Melbourne and is an NHMRC South East Asia. Focused on the family business. From and customer service to his Keti co-authored Schiavello projects for leading design Senior Research Fellow. His achieving uncompromised graphic design, to art direction role as Contract Manager publication, ‘The Power firms, in a diverse range of research focuses on the role levels of service and quality and styling for photography, for Schiavello’s Construction of Workspace for People sectors including both large of sedentary behaviour in the for clients, Anton displays Belinda oversees graphic division. A multidimensional & Business’. and small scale workplace. prevention and management of passion and integrity in design communication for the team member, he draws In addition to directing chronic diseases. Over the past everything he does. His wide Schiavello Group. Not only is upon his experience, skills, Oliver Field_Knowledge the design of Schiavello’s 15 years David has established area of expertise includes she a mentor for the Schiavello and education in business to Leader: Design Strategy showrooms, Nick is a lead an extensive media profile business strategy, key account Graphics Studio, Belinda is holistically understand client As Knowledge Leader of designer within the in-house including interviews with ABC management and cross an active mentor for her two needs, and is known for his Design Strategy at Schiavello, product design team. A value- Catalyst, 60 Minutes Australia, functional team building. Anton young boys at home. strategic, yet hands Oliver contributes to internal adding resource for clients, Wall Street Journal, CNN and has been instrumental in on approach to driving product innovation by he also consults with designers the New York Times. overseeing Details 29. Mika Kalaw_Graphic Designer success with a solutions focus. researching the drivers of to produce tailored solutions Mika has been with Schiavello Christopher is a regular change and developing product including workspace planning Nyssa Hadgraft_Contributor Jessica Capolupo_Writer for almost three years, during contributor to industry direction strategies. With a and product design. Jessica has worked in the which time she has been website sourceable.net. Bachelor of Industrial Design, Nyssa is a PhD candidate media for nine years in influential in the design of Oliver is able to apply divergent Anna McCooe_Contributor with the Baker IDI Heart and Details is printed on an Australian Diabetes Institute and Monash made paper stock. It is PEFC various platforms including various company collateral. Keti Malkoski_Principal: thinking to contextualise Melbourne-based lifestyle University in Melbourne. Certified and made from radio, copywriting and She also worked closely with People & Culture challenging ideas and visualise journalist Anna McCooe elemental chlorine free bleached communications. She has the authors of ‘The Power As Principal of Schiavello’s new product pathways. reports on interior design Her research focuses pulp sourced from sustainably worked across the country of Workspace for People & People and Culture Consulting Focusing on future ways and architecture trends and on exploring the factors managed forests and non- and has been nominated Business’. Trained at Billy offering, Keti Malkoski assists of working, he investigates the people who drive them. influencing excessive sitting controversial sources. three times for an Australian Blue College of Design in clients through workspace new design possibilities Having been in the business in the workplace. She has a It is manufactured by an ISO 14001 Commercial Radio Award in North Sydney, she now calls change. With a Bachelor’s and with particular emphasis for - goodness - 14 years, she Master of Public Health and certified mill using enewabler energy sources. It has been various categories. She admits Melbourne home and loves the Honours in Psychology and on the impact of emerging testifies that beautiful things has previously worked in the printed using only vegetable based she finds Melbourne coffee creative synergy that come with Master’s of Organisational technologies. are never boring. government and not-for- environmentally friendly inks. hard to beat. the city. Psychology, Keti’s work and profit sectors. CONNECT MELBOURNE © 2015 Copyright Schiavello Group Pty Ltd (ABN 13 004 745 608) WITH US 1 Sharps Road, Tullamarine VIC, Australia 3043 @schiavellogroup All rights reserved. No parts of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, scanning or other electronic or mechanical +61 (3) 9330 8888 | [email protected] methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Published, printed and distributed schiavello.com/details-magazine in Melbourne, Australia by Schiavello Group. contents feature story medibank five profile HASSELL by anna mccooe eleven geographical projects construction_product_signage_bathroom fifteen interview pearsonlloyd thirty-seven get this space worker spaces by nick tennant forty-one think! david dunstan_keti malkoski_christopher schiavello_oliver field fourty-three service study glassworks fourty-seven wine in conversation gioiello fourty-six what’s new industry news_new products fourty-nine social corner fifty-seven 05 // FEATURE STORY Right Looking through the atrium with a clear view to The Cloud and HASSELL's cityscape HEALTHY HEADQUARTERS MEDIBANK Private health insurer Medibank has relocated staff to a new landmark development in Melbourne’s Docklands, in a bid to create one of the healthiest workplaces in the world. Developed by Cbus Property, the building is located at 720 Bourke Street, where Medibank occupy almost 26,000sqm of premium office space across nine of the building’s 16 levels. The result is a workplace which truly epitomises the Medibank ‘for better health’ purpose.
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