Unity | Patriarche Office of architecture

The Follow Tilting tables by Mara furnish the Unity project, Walter's "alternative workspaces" in Bordeaux designed by French architects Patriarche.

Located in the heart of the new district Bastide Niel, at Walter Bordeaux it is possible to benefit from large, bright open spaces, loft-style, halfway between the comfort (and privacy) of the home office and the social richness of the corporate workplace, for working and meeting.
The spaces are designed to make you feel at home: places that facilitate working and meeting, interaction and sharing. In fact, thinking and creating ergonomic offices where people can feel good is the leitmotif of Walter's spaces.

Everything can be adjusted, from light and acoustics to the height of the furniture. Spaces that combine wellbeing and quality at work with functionality, spatial and environmental integration.

Innovation, flexibility and uniqueness are the characteristics that led to the choice of Follow Tilting sit-stand and space-saving tables by Mara.

“It is difficult to find a perfectly modular product, we were looking for a modular table on castors, folding and height-adjustable – said Marjolaine Devaux of Patriarche - Follow Tilting tables are installed in a space that can be either dedicated to classic workstations (the dimensions of the tables allow us to position them easily in more traditional benches) or to a conference room (the easy handling of these tables actually allows us to transform and modulate the space and to empty it anytime we wish) or to create small areas for sitting or standing meetings”.

Over two hundred workstations in more than two thousand square metres of floor space. Faced with the new challenges of work, Walter Bordeaux is a concrete response to the expectations of companies and users. More than just an office building, it is first and foremost a meeting and gathering place that is perfectly adapted to today's new working methods, offering shared working spaces, flexible rental solutions and a full range of services.

“Our workspaces are constantly evolving to keep pace with new ways of working, consuming, having fun, eating, etc. In a world marked by a continuous evolution of uses (collaborative, nomadic, open, digital, etc.) - comment from company Walter - we are convinced that workspaces must also constantly innovate in order to offer meaningful experiences to users and value to companies”.