Tony Haydar

Open plan offices can sometimes work better on building plans than they actually do in reality. The need for employee private spaces, or defined employee/customer boundaries, are often overlooked during planning stages. Potential design faults are then only realised once the office is fully functioning.

With space a premium within many schools across Australia, there is often a requirement to utilise a classroom for both teaching and administrative purposes.

With the current trend towards a larger and more diversified service offering, far beyond that of the traditional product dispenser, pharmacies are facing an increasing need to adapt their current store space to accommodate and capitilise.

Many Australian Pubs & Clubs are under ongoing financial stress to ensure operating costs are minimalised and that any new purchases made are fully maximized.

Accommodating privacy needs for mothers to tend their young child is a crucial requirement in most churches.

The modern school today faces increasing difficulty in terms of available classroom space capacity to accommodate an ever growing list of classes, clubs and activities.

In today’s society churches and religious centres are seen and used as more than just places of worship, but also act as key focal community hubs as well.

Many schools purchase portable privacy screens as a way of creating smaller spaces within existing classrooms.

The many uses of mobile room dividers and portable partitions are hugely varied and often encompass both commercial and residential applications.

On-site storage capacity for many Australian Pubs & Clubs can often be an issue.  Large amounts of equipment and furniture are required to be stored within the venue and available for use at any given time.

Many companies that move into new office premises are under pressure to ensure they are fully utilising all available floor space.