The desk-side meeting claims Additional real estate in these IA-designed open offices.
Sonos in Boston. Photo by Robert Benson.
Sonos in Boston
Brand integration for this audio company comes in the form of design elements one would find in a home listening environment. These residential touches are also consistent with New England’s architectural vernacular and connect the brand on a regional level.
Jet.com in Hoboken, New Jersey. Photo by Eric Laignel.
Jet.com in Hoboken, New Jersey
This etailer’s new workplace features a fully open office, organized by working groups into eight “pods.” Each pod also has a shared working table, whiteboard, and casual meeting booth.
McKesson in Richmond, Virginia. Photo by Eric Laignel.
McKesson in Richmond, Virginia
An AV-wired breakout space along the open office perimeter is one of 15 different types of work areas in McKesson’s new headquarters. The options to sit, stand, and perch in this lounge also reflect brand touch points for this healthcare provider.
SapientNitro in Toronto. Photo by Tom Arban Photography.
SapientNitro in Toronto
Lounge seating is clustered along the curtain wall of this high-rise office building. Each grouping figures into a space design plan of layers of angles that support organic movement and opportunities for surprise encounters.
Placester in Boston. Photo by Robert Benson.
Placester in Boston
Intricate millwork and residential lighting fixtures do double duty in this breakout zone by supporting work for engineers, and branding the environment of this residential real estate company.
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