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How do you translate a strong mission into an inspiring workplace? For Chiesi, the answer was clear: an office environment that breathes innovation, engagement, and sustainability. Chiesi moved to a brand-new location near Brussels Airport, a place where people, mission, and environment come together. A concept that fits Colliers developed a total concept in which every detail reflects Chiesi’s DNA: care, responsibility, and innovation. From bold colours to the recognisable hexagons, a design that brings the brand identity to life. This resulted in a bright, collaborative working environment with modern meeting facilities, creative zones, and a multi-purpose room with views of planes taking off. Inspiration guaranteed! Pami as a partner Pami took care of the office furniture: from design and production to delivery and installation. Our sustainable, circular solutions provide not only comfort and ergonomics, but also colour, identity, and recognition in every corner of the office. Together, we create a workplace that is not only functional, but also energising. Impact on people and planet The new offices provide space to collaborate, grow, and continue building a healthier future for patients and the planet. An environment that perfectly supports Chiesi’s long-term vision of sustainability and well-being. Thanks to Colliers for the strong collaboration of this inspiring home base.

How a central meeting point strengthens the sense of connection at an international player in modular infrastructure At Veldeman, a specialist in modular and dismantlable infrastructure, there had long been a desire to strengthen cohesion amongst employees. The colleagues do their work spread out across several buildings at the Bree site and lacked a place where they could meet up spontaneously. The brief was clear: Design a central space that brings people together, inspires them, and fits in with Veldeman’s unique corporate culture. From an inquiry to an experience We started with a survey of the employees. What did they think? They wanted fresh and modern furnishings, natural materials, plenty of light, and good acoustics. But at least equally important to them was the feeling of warmth and familiarity, a family vibe that suits the way Veldeman works – informal, solution-oriented, and with a strong focus on well-being. With that input, we went to work with TINT-architectuur. The result is a space that feels like a campus, where employees from different buildings come together to have lunch, consult with one another, relax, or work flexibly. Just like a student campus, it is a place that lives, connects, and inspires. Thoughtful and sustainable design The central space has been designed with sustainability, functionality, and aesthetics in mind. The interior combines light colours, wood accents, and plenty of greenery, creating a fresh and calming feel. The train bench from Pami and the Meet & Eat table are recognisable anchor points in the interior, while a bespoke kitchen and a variety of different seating arrangements provide flexibility and comfort. Acoustic elements and the Matriks partition wall structure the space without taking away from its open character. The sitting area invites informal discussion or simply a moment of relaxation. The patio was also integrated into the overall concept, seamlessly blending the indoors with the outdoors. A place that lives and connects Today, this central meeting place is the beating heart of the Veldeman campus. Employees find each other there during breaks, brainstorm in small groups, or enjoy a quiet workspace with a view of the green outdoors. The space encourages collaboration, increases well-being, and perfectly reflects Veldeman’s culture and ambitions. In close cooperation with TINT-architectuur and based on the input of Team Veldeman, we created a place that not only looks good, but also really works. An inspiring environment where people enjoy coming together, something truly tangible.

You know the drill: a long day at the office. Back-to-back meetings; the air feels heavy, and so does your head. On average, we spend 85 to 90% of our time indoors. And that has an impact on us! Yet everyone knows how good a short walk in nature does: you come back with more energy, you’re more relaxed, and you often have new ideas. But what if you could experience that feeling not only outside, but inside your workplace too?

The Workspace Design Show returns to Amsterdam on 5 and 6 November 2025. This edition is all about the senses and how they influence the work experience. From materials to colours, acoustics, and light.