UniCredit Bank has offices ready for a changing world
The working environment is inevitably changing due to the coronavirus pandemic. In the future, we will see a more frequent combination of work from home and going to the office, increasingly transforming the workplace into a space for interaction
and meetings. In this spirit, we have designed and are also gradually reconstructing the Czech headquarters of one of the largest global banks – UniCredit Bank.
Jakub Dusílek, CEO of UniCredit Bank Czech Republic and Slovakia, says in the video.
Business lounge
Therefore, UniCredit Bank's headquarters were created so that the floor plan and rooms directly reflect the fact that people go to the office mainly to work in teams and for meetings. The business lounge is a spacious meeting area with a large kitchen, coworking areas and shared workplaces, as well as a living room-like.
Multifunctional spaces
In addition, UniCredit Bank has specialized rooms that correspond to the most common activities. In the
think tank rooms, employees engage in work requiring
a high degree of concentration or work together
in teams. Office & meet are used for smaller meetings, unless they are reserved for individual work. As the name suggests, the phone booths are for making phone calls or can be used by two to three colleagues for a meeting.
The flexi room is for so-called stand-up meetings, which is why it is furnished with a high desk and a large screen for connecting people via video calls.
Says Jakub Dusílek, describing a space where you can both work and keep your children amused.
Flexibility of
the environment
Overall, the number of workstations has decreased, while all newly delivered desks are adjustable to ensure maximum flexibility and comfort. Employees adhere to a clean desk policy and lockers have been added to the interior.
The main element
The most frequently used material in UniCredit Bank's offices in the 17-storey Filadelfie building, the largest in the Brumlovka complex in Prague 4, is wood. Natural oak tiles were applied to informal meeting places, kitchens with
a bar counter, built-in counters in the façade, open meeting rooms reminiscent of a train compartment, and lockers. All these furnishings were made to measure. Another significant element is the heraklith tiles featuring the bank's logo.
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