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Conde Nast, Paris
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Paris, France
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Conde Nast, Paris
Paris, France
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
Supporting a renewed collaborative culture
Condé Nast is one of the world’s most renowned companies in fashion, lifestyle and entertainment media. Continuing a global relationship, the firm engaged us in the building search and interior design of its new French office.
Key highlights
Navigating a highly competitive real estate market in Paris with only a 2% availability rate.
Relocating Condé Nast France's editorial, commercial and cross-functional teams into a connected 26,000 sq ft workplace.
Paying homage to the elegance and timelessness of the brand through the interior design.
Condé Nast France’s adoption of a hybrid work model prompted a thorough review of its workplace. Our analysis revealed opportunities to improve space planning and reduce physical separation between teams. The office relocation was to decrease its overall size while optimising space utilisation.
Next, we advised the client on relocation options in a competitive real estate market, characterised by a 2% vacancy rate. We promptly evaluated potential locations, focusing on building suitability, possible technical challenges and the surrounding amenities. Ultimately, our choice was a Haussmann building in the strategically positioned 2nd Arrondissement.
The design of the space fosters collaboration and interaction among teams. Notably, the ground floor features a central video suite, serving as a shared resource for the four editorial offices. Guests can immerse themselves in ‘le dressing’ (the fashion closet), an extensive archive of clothing, shoes and accessories used in photoshoots and media engagements.
Similarly, the café and lounge area enhance the communal atmosphere, welcoming everyone. This area adjoins the expansive boardroom, allowing for transformation into a larger event space. Adjacent outdoor spaces support this communal zone, offering staff a retreat from their workstations.
In summary, the outcome is a workplace that meets the evolving needs of Condé Nast France and serves as a symbol of its enduring influence in the realms of media and fashion.
Condé Nast is one of the world’s most renowned companies in fashion, lifestyle and entertainment media. Continuing a global relationship, the firm engaged us in the building search and interior design of its new French office.
Key highlights
Navigating a highly competitive real estate market in Paris with only a 2% availability rate.
Relocating Condé Nast France's editorial, commercial and cross-functional teams into a connected 26,000 sq ft workplace.
Paying homage to the elegance and timelessness of the brand through the interior design.
Condé Nast France’s adoption of a hybrid work model prompted a thorough review of its workplace. Our analysis revealed opportunities to improve space planning and reduce physical separation between teams. The office relocation was to decrease its overall size while optimising space utilisation.
Next, we advised the client on relocation options in a competitive real estate market, characterised by a 2% vacancy rate. We promptly evaluated potential locations, focusing on building suitability, possible technical challenges and the surrounding amenities. Ultimately, our choice was a Haussmann building in the strategically positioned 2nd Arrondissement.
The design of the space fosters collaboration and interaction among teams. Notably, the ground floor features a central video suite, serving as a shared resource for the four editorial offices. Guests can immerse themselves in ‘le dressing’ (the fashion closet), an extensive archive of clothing, shoes and accessories used in photoshoots and media engagements.
Similarly, the café and lounge area enhance the communal atmosphere, welcoming everyone. This area adjoins the expansive boardroom, allowing for transformation into a larger event space. Adjacent outdoor spaces support this communal zone, offering staff a retreat from their workstations.
In summary, the outcome is a workplace that meets the evolving needs of Condé Nast France and serves as a symbol of its enduring influence in the realms of media and fashion.
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