|
From the Resene News – issue 2/2014
All together - Western District Employment Access
WDEA provides a wide range of community services to South West Victoria including employment services and the provision of job skill programs and assistance to those with disabilities. The new build has resulted in a fresh and inspiring environment, allowing all the Warrnambool based staff to be located under the same roof. The new building provides a welcoming environment for WDEA’s visitors, featuring polished concrete in the reception area and exposed concrete tilt slabs throughout, giving a soft industrial feel. The interior layout is a combination of open plan and offices, a boardroom and training rooms along with a suite of private interview rooms. Staff have been provided with a light bright, fully equipped kitchen/staff area complete with mobile bar unit and outdoor balcony. Incorporating a number of ESD features to ensure energy and water efficiency, the interior of the building features the use of products low in VOCs and other harmful toxins wherever possible. The colour scheme of the interior reflects the colours of WDEA’s logo and corporate branding. A fresh green and slightly burnt orange were added to the blue and grey of the original WDEA branding and represent the various arms of the WDEA business - Employment, Enterprise and Community.
The palette of Resene colours is based on a range of subtle greys, Resene Sea Fog (greyed white), Resene Concrete (frosted grey) and Resene Triple Concrete (urban grey) punctuated by the use of Resene Lure (oceanic blue), Resene Chameleon (retro lime green) and Resene Hazard (chestnut orange) as feature walls and white ceilings. The feature colours are also represented throughout the building in joinery, upholstery, glazing film and screen fabrics. The boardroom uses a more subdued Resene Triple Concrete feature wall allowing the custom made timber boardroom table to be the feature of the space.
A variety of Resene products have been used across this project: Resene SpaceCote Low Sheen, Resene Lustacryl and Resene Ceiling Paint depending on the substrate and use of each area. It was important to the designer and client that the products used were low in VOC with certified green credentials, so Resene Environmental Choice approved paints were an obvious choice. Architectural specifier: Designers By Nature Dean Picken Designs View hundreds of case studies of Resene products used on projects all over New Zealand and Australia. Case Studies - Case Studies Archive (pre-2014) - Resene News Archive |
Can't find what you're looking for? Ask us!
We would love to hear from you if you wish to use Resene's images, information and ideas for social medial, blogs, newsletters and other media use. Please email update@resene.co.nz and let us know what you need, what it is for and how Resene will be acknowledged as the source of the content. We are happy to assist with most requests.
Our vision is to be respected as a trusted, ethical and sustainable company and acknowledged as the leading provider of innovative paint and colour technology. View Resene’s profile and Environmental Policy.
Any personal data, such as name, address, phone, email details, supplied to Resene for the purposes of receiving newsletters, orders etc will be retained by Resene Paints Ltd and used only by Resene Paints Ltd and its trusted agencies for the purposes of communication/promotion/providing service to you. We do not sell, trade or otherwise transfer your personal data to outside third parties.. If you wish to opt out of communication from Resene please complete our contact us form. View our full Privacy Policy.
Colours shown on this website are a representation only. Please refer to the actual paint or product sample. Resene colour charts, testpots and samples are available for ordering online. See measurements/conversions for more details on how electronic colour values are achieved.
The Western District Employment Access project is a new build located in Warrnambool, South West Victoria. The two-storey building housing the head office of Western District Employment Access (WDEA) was two years in the making. 
