Architect and Builder August/September 2019 | Page 41

SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR
Planting has been carefully chosen to minimise water
consumption and a drip-irrigation system is actively
monitored on a daily basis. Barloworld moved away from Barloworld Park which
portrayed a traditional way of working with a closed
offices, and chose to move in a totally opposite direction,
promoting an agile working environment between
departments. The brief was to create clean lines, and
a contemporary look and feel to re-energise the staff.
As you enter the reception you are welcomed by the
triple volume atrium. White marble and timber slats
behind the reception complement elements from the
Interior Design
Interior Designers, Giant Leap, embraced Barloworld’s
concept for Project Ekhaya, which means ‘at home’.
They wanted staff to feel at home at the office - to feel
comfortable and relaxed.
Barloworld Logistics
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