Creating a Modern and Collaborative Workspace
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Overview
McKeon Group recently completed a comprehensive transformation of Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)'s multi-floor office space at Parkgate Business Centre, Dublin 8. The project's main objective was to move away from their pre-existing static desk systems to create a dynamic and collaborative workspace.
The project spanned six floors across multiple buildings, including the Liffey Building (Blocks A & B) and the Phoenix Building (Block C).
This project builds on our long-standing relationship with TII. Over the last few years, we have completed projects such as a hybrid working office fit out and building services upgrades across TII's headquarters. Our continued collaboration underscores our commitment to delivering high-quality solutions tailored to our client's evolving needs.
The Task
TII aimed to transition from traditional, partitioned desk setups to a hotdesk system. They wanted to maximise space utilisation, create more collaborative areas, and modernise the office.
Our construction team recognised that this project demanded a careful balance between introducing updated and modern design features and maintaining uninterrupted operations within the active office building.
The Solution
Our team began by stripping out existing furniture and flooring, followed by updating each floor's electrical and data services. We retained many pieces of the existing furniture for reuse across our own office and sites. Many other pieces of furniture, including chairs, wooden cabinets and storage units, were given to Aline Office Furniture, who will re-use and resell the furniture. This circular economy ensures each item is used for its full lifecycle.
We constructed new partitions and installed staff lockers, repurposing existing storage units and integrating them with bespoke joinery.
The team redesigned the space with new flooring and decorations and created various collaboration areas, including huddle rooms, pods and small meeting spaces. We installed new sit/stand desks and chairs, and integrated acoustic panelling in meeting rooms to prevent noise travel.
We completed the office renovations in phases, taking on two floors simultaneously. We handed over completed floors on a Friday, allowing staff to occupy them by Monday. These measures ensured that the office remained operational with minimal disruption to staff.
The Results
McKeon Group successfully transformed TII's office spaces into a modern, collaborative environment. With the hotdesk system, we enhanced space utilisation, and improved collaboration through dedicated meeting areas.
This project exemplifies our commitment to proudly and sustainably improving the human experience. By understanding and addressing the client's needs, we delivered a modernised environment that promotes collaboration and efficiency. The successful completion of this project highlights our expertise in collaborative workspace transformations and our ability to manage complex, multi-phase projects seamlessly.
McKeon Group
McKeon Group's mission is to proudly and sustainably improve the human experience in our buildings, spaces and places. With over 70 years in the industry, we have the expertise necessary to deliver projects of the highest standards with an emphasis on safety, integrity and quality.
Contact us today to discuss how we can enhance your building, space or place.
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