Publications in 2009

Ogilvy and Mather - Kuala Lumpur

M Moser was asked to integrate the three key Ogilvy Group Divisions – Ogilvy Action. Ogilvy Public Relations and Reworks – into a newly acquired and consolidated space. A further priority was to create a collaborative, idea-centric, discipline-neutral environment that would reflect the firm's '360 degree Brand Stewardship' work philosophy.

- published in Hinge, December 2009

Driven by Design

Moira Moser is a seasoned and self-driven trailblazer. A formidable businesswoman and entrepreneur. Her eponymous practice is now one of Asia's largest corporate interior architecture firms with offices in major centres such as London and New York. Over the course of her career, she has mastered the art of problem solving with hardy resilience, a by-product of dealing with a multitude of clients and a whole spectrum of demands.

- published in RFP Office Space, December 2009

Making the connection from Commercial Design Trend

Social responsibility was once a concept big business would give lip service to, but would rarely action. Today, it's a key driver for corporate office design in terms of sustainability, which in turn impacts on the way people work.

- published in Trends, July 2009

Carnival Ride

We’ve all encountered (or endured) corporate lingo like ‘blue skies thinking’ and ‘thinking outside the box’. But the designers of Ogilvy & Mather’s new Guangzhou offices have upped the ante on inspirational work mantras by applying ‘carnival of ideas’ quite literally across the design scheme.

- published in On Office, July 2009

On a Whim-sy

When two firms known for their abundance of talent, appetite for imagination and bold expressions of creativity came together, the alliance proved to be nothing short of being a perfect marriage of minds and abilities. The outcome was a 'Carnival of Ideas' that celebrated the union superbly.

- published in Cubes, March 2009

Play is the Word

Early last year, when two firms known for their abundance of talent, appetite for imagination and bold expressions of creativity came together, the alliance proved to be nothing short of being a perfect marriage of minds and abilities. The outcome was a 'Carnival of Ideas' that celebrated the union superbly.

- published in Design and Architecture, Issue 048 2009

Interior Award - Large Office

Located on the outskirts of Beijing, Nokia's 829,350-sq.-ft. headquarters is an ambitious project that aims to offer a new home to its 2,300 staff, balancing work and life. This "mini-town," as described by workplace designers M Moser Associates, is essential to support Nokia's staff members' daily work and lifestyle needs, so as to continue to retain and attract the best talent in the industry.

- published in CONTRACT, January 2009