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Walk down memory lane with 2018's most inspiring offices

With four days till the end of 2018, you might be starting to embrace the mantra of "new year, new me". However, don't let it stop with just you.

A new year could also mean a new office design or even a new location. To give you some ideas to start off your brainstorming, we've put together a series of companies who had went beyond design to provide their staff with a healthy working space to thrive in.

From climate change to health, find out how 10 companies are making a positive impact on their employees with their office models and what their HR directors have to say about these layouts:

1. Citi Singapore

Citi Singapore - Asia Square Office

Amol Gupte, head of ASEAN and CEO of Citi Singapore said: “We are delighted to be extending our global efforts to Singapore and look forward to playing a part in this important national agenda (of climate change).”

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2. Schneider Electric

Its activity-based working environment provides everyone the liberty to choose the workplace that best suits their work style, the type of task they need to perform and how they will collaborate with others.

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From us to you: Warmest wishes to you and your team in 2019 and a happy New Year!

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