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to give its clients creative office spaces that also retain the corporate environment. Each word means something, whether from MRID’s view or the client’s. Experience, for instance, denotes the company’s vast background in the industry and the experiential element of interior design from the client’s perspective. MRID stresses upon having a clear and systematic approach in managing each project. The key is to understand truly how corporations work. “Corporations are mostly documentation supported in their process. We believe it’s essential to provide documentation, schedules, site updates and proper spreadsheets to tie in with the systematic approach of the corporate world,” Marc says. Because
creativity is at the core of its work, MRID values individual input from its team to help move each project forward. From designers to the marketing team, staff members are encouraged to contribute. “Every project is laid onto a table and everybody shares comments on all aspects. While there is a general direction, as well as parameters, for each project, everyone participates in it. After all, a company is made up of different departments. So thoughtful contribution from the entire team gives us different perspectives and angles to look at a project, ” Ronald says. Matched with professionalism and pragmatism, it’s no wonder then that the firm has glowing testimonials from clients such as Corporate Travel Services and Vernazza Investments. “We cannot say enough about all the positive feedback