Bidfood by Studio DB | ArchiPro NZ

ArchiPro Project Summary - Complete refurbishment of Bidfood's office space, blending bespoke designs and high-end finishes to create a functional and visually stunning workplace for staff, delivered on time and within budget in 2023.

Title:: Bidfood
Commercial Interior Fitout:: Studio DB
Category:: Commercial/; Office
Completed:: 2023
Client:: Bidfood
Photographers:: The Nostalgists

Studio DB is proud to have been part of the transformation of Bidfood's workplace. Working this year on a complete refurbishment of their office space into a sleek new home for their staff, we provided all our services, from joinery to kitchen cabinets. Our skilled team of professionals were able to bring the client's vision to life with an array of bespoke designs and high-end finishes, to make a workspace that is both eye-catching and functional.

Our design took the company's brand identity and combined it with the latest trends in workplace layout to create a cohesive vision. The result is a visually stunning layout, complete with detailed joinery and cabinetry featuring a range of custom-built solutions. The new office is not only aesthetically pleasing, but it also provides staff with a comfortable and productive environment, perfect for the modern business.

The Bidfood office refurbishment was a great example of our team's professional craftsmanship. Despite the pressures of a tight deadline, we managed to deliver a stunningly designed office on time and within budget. With our eye for detail and our dedication to excellence, every aspect of the project – from joinery to kitchen cabinets – was completed to the highest standards.

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With 29 facilities in 17 different regions of New Zealand and over 450 trucks on the road, Bidfood strives to be your most accessible local food supplier, anywhere in the country.

After 16 years in the same premises, and 15 months prior to the break date in their lease, it was time for Bidfood to find a new home. By looking at a number of different sites and seeking input from their staff as to what was and wasn’t important to them, they were able to shape their thinking as to what would and wouldn’t work for them, including taking into consideration future growth.

Their existing offices, whilst large enough in terms of overall footprint, consisted of multiple areas that had been cobbled together over time.

The new 1000 sqm office in Central Park provides them with a more modern office layout, with an emphasis on open plan and shared workspaces, whilst still incorporating focus booths, meeting rooms and private offices where necessary, which allows their staff to have access to different types of workspaces to work more efficiently and effectively.