Tripadvisor
Tripadvisor partnered with Unispace again, to design a modern and flexible workplace that meets diverse employee needs and reflects the company's forward-thinking outlook.
Creating a hospitality-inspired workplace
Tripadvisor recognised the need to adapt its Oxford office to better align with the changing dynamics of the modern workplace. To address this, Tripadvisor embarked on a strategic project to reimagine and condense their office space, aiming to create a workplace that reflects both their innovative spirit and the sophisticated ambiance of a high-end hotel.
Tailored strategy for optimal results
Our strategy team approached this project with an innovative "reverse briefing" method, initiating the design process with a proposed solution and refining it based on comprehensive insights gathered through a structured research phase over a four-week period.
Tailoring Design to Local Heritage
Inspired by the refined sophistication of modern hotels such as the Hoxton, the redesign of Tripadvisor’s Oxford office blends contemporary style with elements from Oxford’s local rich architectural heritage.
The choice of materials enhances the space's luxurious ambiance, combining rough and smooth stone textures to create depth and interest.
Spaces for comfort and collaboration
The office features a diverse array of activity-based spaces, tailored to accommodate various levels of interaction and work preferences. The layout balances vibrant and tranquil spaces to meet various needs: a lively hub with a bustling social canteen on the ground floor, and a quieter area on the first floor, featuring whisper rooms designed for focused, individual work.
Achieving Project Goals
Tripadvisor’s new space now effectively aligns with the modern workplace’s evolving needs, blending functionality with a sophisticated, hospitality-inspired aesthetic. The design incorporates flexible work settings, balanced acoustics, and adjustable lighting to support diverse work styles and enhance employee wellbeing.
Client
Tripadvisor
Location
Oxford, United Kingdom
Completion
2024
Service
Strategy
Design
Construction
F&E
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