MKDC Design Consultants

An experience that has had Talkback Radio customers stunned; MKDC have recently completed the new licencing centre for DoT Success, and it’s been noticed!

As we emerge from the other side of social distancing restrictions in Western Australia, many employers are contemplating how COVID-19 will impact their workspaces when (or if) staff return to the office.

During the ‘stay at home’ advice implemented during the peak of the COVID-19 crisis, MKDC were in a unique position to understand how Residential Aged Care Facilities can develop future strategies. What we learnt? People first, always.

In working closely with aged care providers over the past 10 years, MKDC Design Consultants have witnessed numerous, often abrupt changes to the sector, accompanied by the emergence of unexpected trends.

If you’re familiar with ‘Omotenashi’, you’ll know how meticulously it’s infused into Japanese service and culture—and why it works.

If there’s one inescapable theme that’s enveloped us all this year, it’s human health and wellbeing. Workplace wellness has fast shifted from the ranks of ‘social influencer’ and ‘celebrity chef’ fodder, to being critical for the very future of humanity.

Work is no longer a place we go—it’s something we do, wherever we can do it best.It’s been this way for a while, although the last eight months has spurred a surge in the use and implementation of technology into the workplace.

When MKDC Design Consultants were given the task of creating a new workplace for Business News in the heart of Perth’s CBD, it was an opportunity to bring to life a brand new way of working for the respected media company.

MKDC recently toured Singapore to gain a firsthand insight into their workplace design trends. Here’s our top 5 insights:1. Invest in social capital & culture

How blurring the lines between business and pleasure created a thriving community

Imagine the impact on your business if your employees felt this strongly about your workplace: