"The Australian Financial Review (AFR) BOSS magazine announced today the winners of its inaugural 2008 BOSS Space awards, as well as its annual list of best Australian workplace designs.
The biennial competition aims to unearth Australia’s best offices and workspaces – those that are cutting edge, creative, sustainable, and which have drawn on staff inspiration or involvement. It’s also a celebration of the importance of office aesthetics, since good design is a major drawcard for employees who want to love the place they work in as much as the job itself.
Narelle Hooper, editor, AFR BOSS magazine said, "The impressive quality of the entries in our inaugural 2008 BOSS Space Awards shows that an increasing number of bosses are finally getting it – that design can enhance or hinder harmony, creativity and productivity."
The judges, a panel of leading architecture and design experts, praised the outstanding quality of all 78 entries received, out of which 17 were selected for special mention."
We are pleased that the Bark Studio was awarded an Honorable Mention. Of the 17 selected finalists, the Bark Studio is the only Queensland project and probably one of the 'smallest' work spaces and design practices in the 2008 BOSS Space Awards.
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