01.11.2023 (Ellivo TALKS)
ep 09. In the end we're all here for the same goal
“What’s important to Ellivo’s culture, is building relationships.”
– Erin Fanning
Relationships are at the heart of Ellivo’s culture. Building strong relationships with our clients, consultants and within our studio enables us to achieve great things. What excites us isn’t how fast we can get to the end goal, but the journey to create something special.
Ellivo’s filter of people is always front of mind, especially when designing specifically for health and wellness centered projects. This human centered design approach gives us an opportunity to empathise and understand the needs of the end user. By prioritising the user experience, our architects and interior designers are able to design both functional and aesthetically pleasing environments for people. The rise of wellness driven design extends beyond health centered projects, and relies on a strong collaboration with the client and consistent understanding of people and their needs.
“Personally, I love working with clients. Long standing clients especially, it becomes a pretty unique and special kind of relationship. These people are developing cures for leukaemia and creating all sorts of amazing things. It’s quite rewarding to be a part of that process in some small way.”
– Erin Fanning
Despite the lifestyle shift towards working from home, our workplace culture built on inclusivity and good relationships has fostered a studio environment people want to be a part of. This extends to the time we spend with each other outside the workplace contributing to a culture of friendship, support, and collaboration.
Across the studio, whether it’s architects, interior designers, directors or students, we work in an environment that; allows people to explore creativity, builds confidence and sense of purpose, and prioritises good design for the end users.
“I like to spend time with everybody outside of the workplace, I think it’s really healthy for us to get to know each other on a deeper level and become friends as well as workmates.”
– Erin Fanning
