sclable

This past Tuesday we welcomed the UX Vienna community to the sclable HQ to explore how design can help us see through complexity, not just make it look good.

Our UX Architect Tugyan Ertürk shared his perspective on navigating ambiguity with Future Scenario Design, which invites designers to expand their thinking, embrace uncertainty, and shape the systemic shifts ahead, including their own evolving roles within them.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, and to the UX Vienna organisers, especially Claudia Oster for facilitating and creating a space for ideas, imagination, and meaningful connection.

Office space in times of remote work is becoming a luxury

We’re lucky to have a beautiful spot in Vienna’s first district, and after seven years of making full use of it, we’ve decided it’s time to rethink how we work and what people truly need for a supportive, creative environment.

Our multidisciplinary designer, Tugyan Ertürk, and our Director of Design, Michaela Holzmann, are developing the concept for our office remodel. With Tugyan’s background as an architect and Michaela’s past in architecture and interior design, they’re approaching it like true pros.

To create a forward-looking office concept, we need to understand:

🔵 How people move in spaces, what they do, how they behave, and what they want to achieve throughout their workday.

🔵 How the office is used, who comes daily, who visits a few times a week, and who comes mainly for social events. This sets the standards for the spaces we actually need.

🔵 What work requires, from welcoming customers, having time to talk and brainstorm, to quiet focus areas and (yes!) the all-important phone booths.

With Tugyan leading the design and Michaela sparring and inspiring, we know we’re in the best hands to shape the office we need, one that will inspire us and our customers to co-create a bright future.