Publications in 2010

Offices of media and creative companies are often some of the most striking with this new offering for Ogilvy & Mather being no exception.

Published in RFP Office Space, November 2010

Global workplace design firm M Moser Associates is celebrating its eighth birthday with new leadership and space, so we stopped by 257 Park Avenue South to check out the new digs. Here, the firm’s Allan Lee, Jennifer Graham, Yvonne Saavedra Limb, office head David Weinberg, Bill Bouchey, and Paola Nanetti sit in front of the M Moser's “identity wall”; the orange theme is spread throughout the entire 6.6k SF office.

Published in Real Estate Bisnow, June 2010

Earlier this year, Bill Bouchey made a bold career change, moving from a position as design principal at Mancini Duffy to become the design director for M Moser, a global workplace design firm specializing in corporate office environments. As a 20-year industry veteran and board member for IIDA and Contract magazine, Bouchey's experience and dedication, as well as passion, are truly inspiring.

Published in Contract, May 2010

Change in working environments can come as a consequence of events such as mergers, consolidation of business units, the introduction of new technologies and efficiencies, or issues as mundane as the expiration of a lease. But as is well-known, the prospect of change- no matter how beneficial the intended outcome-is rarely greeted with unreserved enthusiasm by those who stand to be affected.

Published in Contract, May 2010

A native of California, Moira Moser gained an international education as an architect before arriving in Hong Kong in 1978. With the economy booming, she very quickly saw an opportunity: multinational companies required offices in Hong Kong, but few design firms 'on the ground' could understand their needs and deliver quality results. As a result, Moser went into business for herself, founding M Moser Associates in 1981.

Published in CTBUH Journal, February 2010

When M Moser, veteran of many a corporate refit, took a brief from advertising guru Ogilvy and Mather, their mission was clear: to design its newly acquired 900 sq m Kuala Lumpur office, and, perhaps most importantly, to bring three departments together.

Published in OnOffice, February 2010