Office & Workplace at Allens

Well located in the city. No hot desking - associates up have offices. Dress code is pretty relaxed - don't need to be in a full suit everyday and casual Friday can wear jeans and a tee.

The office is fine and has all relevant amenities. We are in the middle of a refit right now which is poor timing but isn't really a big issue for me. Location is absolutely tremendous right in the heart of the city. Dress code is business-casual if I am speaking frankly. Ties are out and honestly most people don't even wear suits. I am a bit old school and like wearing a suit (sometimes even a tie) but I also like that people are free to wear what they feel most comfortable in.

The office has typical amenities for an office of this kind.

We're currently renovating so watch this space! In terms of dress code, Allens is definitely more on the conservative/professional side which I think is fine - you're not expected to be full suit and tie, but smart casual (i.e. shirt and chinos/pants) is the vibe across most of the firm, and obviously dress up more for events/client meetings/court etc.

The dress code could be a little more formal - a suit jacket and tie wouldn't go astray from time to time. The location is excellent, with great facilities.

I really like the office space - it is open plan with lots of natural light in every part of the office. There is a big kitchen here for everyone to gather and also a couple of open areas within the buildings if you want some fresh air. The dress code is relatively relaxed. Most people wear normal corporate attire with no tie. Most people in the office dress casually on Fridays but people also dress casually if they have something else which makes dressing casually convenient.

I really like the office space, location and facilities. I like that there aren't offices and we work relatively open plan. I think there's a very loose dress code and people wear lots of different things. I feel like I can express myself in my outfits and enjoy getting ready for work, which is really important to me.

Office is nice, bit dated and due for a refurbishment which is now in the works. Dress code is generally formal (ie, suit). Would prefer it was less formal.

The office fit out is beautiful and calming yet energising. The dress code is more on the casual side of corporate, but really is dependent on what the day looks like. People dress more formally if going to meetings or court.

We are so lucky. The kitchen and bathrooms are cleaned regularly throughout the day, there are world-class end of trip facilities (showers and amenities, towels provided, ironing boards, hairdryers), there are snacks and tea and coffee in the kitchen and we have an inhouse commercial kitchen. It's extraordinary. Dress code is mostly business casual, but on some floors it's business (including suit and tie). Casual Fridays are a thing

Very nice facilities, however a little bit far away from the center of the city. The dress code is also team and day-dependent (casual Fridays are standard). More formal expectations if any clients will be met in person or for court attendance.

Premium building in the city, there are end of trip facilities - showers, towels, lockers etc. Dress code is smart casual. After COVID, if someone wears sneakers in the office no one really bats an eye.

Good facilities - great EoT facilities in building. Location close to other corporate buildings and good amount of food next door. Dress code, pretty relaxed in corporate team. No need to wear a suit and casuals are quite casual.

The space is the best in Melbourne and we have access to really great facilities, including RISE (free exercise classes)

The offices are getting older, but they're spacious and bright. The dress code is I imagine pretty standard. I wear a business shirt and pants every day (except on Fridays), though I know some other teams are a bit more casual. Some men in my team wear ties and/or suits every day, but that's more preference than expectation.

Location and facilities are good. Dress code is casual and is not enforced. Open plan poses difficulties.

The office space is pleasant. The building is reasonably well-situated near public transportation and food options. The dress code is a good mix of traditional corporate while being accepting of corporate casual, especially for people who have reasons not to conform to traditional dress codes (e.g. people who are injured and do not want to wear heels / generally prefer not to).

Formal monday-thursday, casual friday.