T-Dock

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Product description

A solid stainless steel pillar keeps the T-Dock above the work surface. This provides more valuable workspace and assures a safe distance between the electricity and potentially moist surfaces. The power outlets are also equipped with contact protection.

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Articles about T-Dock

Ball of energy

12/14/2018

The conversion of a high-rise at Vienna’s technical university TU Wien placed the emphasis on smart energy management. The computer room was fitted out with products by EVOline.

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Work with love

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One thing is clear at this year’s Orgatec in Cologne: the lines dividing homes from offices are becoming very blurred. While the playful office world may still be a topic, work is being taken seriously again. We outline the key new products at the fair.

The joy of having power sockets in trains

11/6/2013

Office work today is highly dependent on there being power available and access to data networks. Adeline Seidel talked with Steffen Waldminghaus, Managing Director of “Schulte Elektrotechnik”, about how power and data can be made available everywhere and how the flexible world of work can be rendered more efficient.

Light – to each according to their needs

11/5/2013

Today, a working environment without light is simply inconceivable. Yet only rarely can the lighting be adjusted to individual users’ needs. Precisely that is about to change. Adeline Seidel spoke with Stefan von Terzi, Marketing Director at “Zumtobel”, on trends in lighting design for the workplace.

The updatable office

10/31/2013

The office as we know it is swiftly disappearing. The increasing digitalization of our working environment is one obvious reason for this, and “flexible” is the seemingly omnipresent buzzword of the day. But what exactly does “flexible” mean in this context?

Swing to work

10/27/2013

When “NL Architects” redesigned the “NS Stations” Headquarters in Utrecht then also reinvented the working culture there. The individual office cells morphed into a well-thought out, deadpan and charming office environment.

Thick walls guarantee flexibility

10/25/2013

“NL Architects” have transformed a 1970s office high-rise into a place that caters to current office workflow and lays the foundations for future changes. Adeline Seidel talked with Kirsten Hüsig and Walter van Dijk from the Amsterdam architectural company about creating new work worlds in old buildings.

Offices are like Grand Prix racing

10/22/2013

Tanya Ruegg, Creative Director at architects’ firm “Camenzind Evolution”, and Stefan Camenzind, founder and MD of the same, masterminded Google’s office worlds – and emphatically changed how we view the place of work. Adeline Seidel talked with the two architects about the methods and requirements associated with themed worlds in the work place.

Life beyond the desk is becoming ever more important

10/16/2013

For over 22 years Raphael Gielgen has concerned himself with office development and design. As head of the consulting section at office furniture makers “Bene” he closely monitors the global changes in the office as a location and is involved in countless projects, including the new central office for the BMW Brilliance Werk in Shenyang, China.

Danes love their community

10/11/2013

Danish architectural firm “Henning Larsen Architects” builds places of work the world over. Adeline Seidel talks to Werner Frosch, Managing Director of the Munich office of Henning Larsen and responsible for the new Siemens Head Office, about different outlooks on work and how these influence office architecture.

Total turnaround

10/9/2013

A radical break in office culture: Not only did the staff at the headquarters of “Total” in Germany relocate their premises from a historical building to a brand new office high-rise, they also swapped their small enclosed rooms for an open-plan design. Keen to spare their employees a complete “culture shock”, the company management opted for a participative approach. Office planning for and with everyone – the way to go?

Manufacturer:
Evoline, Germany

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