Office Relocation

Form established the Strategic Brief through a series of interviews and workshops with Anderson Strathern’s stakeholders.

One of the primary drivers was to create a workspace which would attract staff, in particular the younger demographic, back into the office.

To support this, there needed to be the right mix of work settings which could balance Anderson Strathern’s heritage with their aspirational and entrepreneurial vision to be the modern Scottish law firm of choice.

To draw staff together, encourage incidental conversations and support wellbeing, a large breakout space was designed centrally to the main office floor plate.

A mix of settings from a central island, flexible seating to high backed booths, allows staff to socialise and collaborate.

A series of meeting rooms, including a flexible seminar space and a business lounge, support their needs and those of the client network.

A warm, muted colour palette, light timbers, textures and biophilic elements evoke a calm and sophisticated environment.

Form worked closely with Anderson Strathern to ensure the design aligned with their Net Zero Roadmap and their Workplace Wellbeing Strategy.

Material choices were carefully researched and existing furniture and fixings were reused, where possible.

To facilitate a circular approach, all new joinery items are detailed with QR codes which provide information enabling future disassembly and material reuse.