Over approximately two years, COS remained responsive through planning changes, revised layouts and multiple requotes, guiding the project from initial concept through to final delivery.
COS was selected by JLL to supply furniture for the new Electrolux Brisbane site, a full office fitout spanning two newly constructed buildings. The project included a dock office and a main office.
Overview As part of a national workplace rollout program managed by Hunter Mason, Insignia Financial required a furniture partner capable of supporting multiple workplace fitouts
A Queensland Government department needed height adjustable workstations, seating, storage and accessories delivered across 93 metropolitan and regional sites within a tight six-week window. With specific design
With a new two-storey Mackay facility opening, Penske Australia needed a furniture fit-out that could support a busy workforce while balancing functionality, aesthetics and cost. The brief included a black-and-oak colour scheme, high-weight-rated sled-base chairs, adaptable workstations, and practical spaces.
With Term 4 approaching, St Finbar’s Primary School needed to refresh furniture across multiple spaces on a tight timeline and fixed budget. Staff also needed clarity on what to purchase and how to set up each room for everyday classroom use.
A global sustainable‑energy client needed an urgent office furniture fitout, but the scheduled installers cancelled a week prior due to a COVID outbreak. With the installation window fixed around electricians and staff working from home, the last‑minute cancellation created significant risk of disruption.
Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS), governing nearly 300 schools, previously relied on a vast network of suppliers, creating significant administrative workload across ordering, invoicing and reconciliation.
COS secured a state‑based whole‑of‑government supply contract to support all departments and agencies with ergonomic furniture solutions. Working closely with Health, Safety and Wellbeing (HSW) and OH&S teams, COS delivered everything from individual task chairs to full collaborative workspace setups.
Life Without Barriers, a national not‑for‑profit supporting youth, aged care, refugees and people with disabilities, manages around 700 properties across Australia. Furnishing these properties independently had created discrepancies between homes, making it difficult to maintain consistency and determine which items belonged to the organisation.
A large, multi-storey Melbourne-based customer of COS sought to encourage employees to return to the office by identifying improvements that would make the workspace more appealing. To better understand staff preferences, the company conducted a comprehensive survey. With the insights gathered, the customer initiated a 90-day project across six floors.
Viega was founded in Germany 115 years ago and has over 4,000 employees worldwide, offering over 17,000 products. They are market leaders in smart building system technology for advanced hydraulic solutions for drinking water, hygiene and energy efficiency.
Allianz Global Assist was looking to create a beach themed environment at their new Broadbeach site. We partnered with WMK Architecture in Brisbane to provide a workstation solution as well as meeting, breakout and boardroom furniture.
Alphapharm is a leading global genetics and specialty pharmaceutical company. The project required the creation of a collaboration space in an open plan office that also worked as an informal meeting area.
The COS Working Spaces team recently had the pleasure of working on a refit of an existing office of Brisbane Catholic Education, an organisation committed to high quality teaching for more than 70,000 young people.
COS Working Spaces team had the opportunity to fitout a small space in St Vincent’s College, a Catholic secondary boarding school for girls in Potts Point, Sydney.
