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CSR is dead. Long live CSR! It is no longer an option: it is at the heart of how we think, design, and support.
 Our role as global designers drives us to go beyond the workplace, by working both with organizations that care for their employees and on designs that respect the environment. It is ingrained in who we are—for us, our teams, and our clients.
 It is our reason for being.

At Watt, we’ve taken action.


Because if the world isn’t changing fast enough, then it’s up to us to make it happen—by setting an example. Convincing through example means designing minimalist offices capable of turning constraints into opportunities. It means bringing to life new visions that are responsible, useful, and unifying. This is where functional value becomes essential. Focusing on the real utility of spaces allows us to distinguish the essential from the superfluous. Desirable simplicity and functional value are two sides of the same coin: designing eco-responsible, adaptable, and sustainable offices is a genuine commitment to ecological performance.

We wanted it. We did it. And it works.

Putting impact at the heart of our projects means, above all, listening to how you use your spaces, understanding your real needs, and designing spaces that can evolve over time.

For you, this means solutions that resonate with people: useful, sustainable, and easily embraced by those who use them every day. Spaces designed to support your teams, today and tomorrow. Our purpose is to act for the sake of our ecosystem. We don’t design for ourselves, but for you, for your employees, and for the needs of the future.


Solutions created with you, for you, and built to last.

To make an impact means contributing to more humane organizations that value work and the people who do it. It also means taking concrete action for the planet: limiting our environmental impact, decarbonizing as soon as possible, reusing materials, doing more with less, and designing simple, sustainable spaces that respect nature and all living things.

By rethinking uses, organizations, and spaces, we seek to evolve models to serve the common good.

Designing tomorrow’s workplaces today means working toward a fairer, more responsible world—and above all, a world that inspires.