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- 1. Proposed Office Design for Deloitte Company Green Contemporary Style by Calvin Lew
- 3. Concrete • Concrete is used around the world to create sturdy, low- maintenance structures that withstand time and the elements. it's extremely energy efficient and can reduce power consumption. It produces little waste because it's custom-made for each project, and it's a zero-offgassing material, meaning it contains no toxic chemicals that evaporate under normal conditions. And producing concrete uses fly ash, a byproduct of the coal-burning industry that otherwise would just take up space.
- 4. Nontoxic Paint • Basically paint contain VOCs, that are toxic both to humans and the environment. They eat away the ozone layer and contaminate groundwater. • In the last decade, though, new paint formulations have come out that are lower in VOCs. There are even no-VOC options. These greener paints are now mainstream, offered by most big paint manufacturers, and they don't cost much more than the regular, high- polluting stuff.
- 5. CEILING PLAN
- 6. LED lighting • The LED is a marvel of energy-efficiency and longevity, consuming about 80 percent less energy than a traditional light bulb and about 5 percent less than a CFL; if you currently use incandescents, switching to LEDs can reduce your carbon footprint by hundreds of pounds per light fixture
- 7. Natural Plaster • Most wall surfaces are drywall covered by toxic paint. From an environmental perspective, is that these plasters are typically gypsum-based, and manufacturing them has a high carbon footprint. Plus, some of the brighter pigments can contain volatile organic compounds (VOC). • A relatively new product has solved the biggest of plaster's green issues. Natural plaster, or "Earth plaster," avoids the gypsum, allowing it to be manufactured at lower temperatures. This decreases the CO2 emissions associated with the process.
- 11. Deloitte company background • Deloitte (Deloitte) Refers constituted under British law company limited by guarantee organization Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (DTTL). Origin of the name as a surname three accountants were William Welch Deloitte, George Touche and Nobuzo Tohmatsu.
- 12. Waiting area
- 13. Bumper chair
- 16. Setu chair
- 17. General staff office ceiling design
- 18. Notable Deloitte office building located in different countries: 1. US 2. UK 3. Japan 4. New Zealand 5. Spain 6. Australia Manager room 1 Manager room 2 Manager room 3 General Staff 1 General Staff 2 General Staff 3 General Staff 4 General Staff 5 General Staff 6 pantry W/C 7. Hungary 8. Denmark 9. Norway 10. Netherland 11. Mexico
- 20. Pantry
- 22. he said chair and she said chair by designer Nitzan Cohen
- 23. Manager room
- 24. Thinking bubble box design
- 25. Sayl chair
- 26. Director room
- 27. Eames aluminum group chair
- 30. Secretary counter and bookcase area
- 33. Bridget Riley Bridget Louise Riley (born 24 April 1931 in Norwood, London) is an English painter who is one of the foremost exponents of op art.
- 34. Meeting area
- 35. Eames molded plastic chairEames molded plastic chair
- 36. Conference room