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GGLO's new Seattle office design focused on fewer, better things.
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Gender neutral restrooms encompass different levels of needs.
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The design reflects GGLO's hospitality and residential approach.
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An equitable workplace experience designed for neurodiversity of staff.
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Materials library includes space for learning, teaching, display, and capability for integrated virtual reality.
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A communal gathering space is core to GGLO's workplace.
Developer/Owner(s): Not Applicable
Architecture Firm(s): GGLO
General Contractor(s): GLY
Broker Firm(s): Not Applicable
Engineering Firm(s): Non-memberMagnusson Klemencic Associates, Structural
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Prime Electric, MEP
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): Lighting Design: Stantec
Acoustics: A3 Acoustics
Audio Visual: Jaymarc AV
FF&E Design & Procurement: Porter
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Contractor: GLY
Consultant Firm(s): Accessibility: Studio Pacifica
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Casework/Millwork: WW Wells Millwork
Signage: Waypoint Sign Company
Demountable Partitions: Falkbuilt Ltd.
Carpet: Mohawk
Countertops: Cambria, Richlite
Tile: lnax, DalTile
Roller Shades: Draper
Plumbing Fixtures: Lixil
Appliances: Bosch
Studio Lighting: Focal Point Lights
Drapery Fabrication: SMJ Studio
Drapery Fabric: Architex
Tack Panel System: FabriTrak
Tack Panel Fabric: DesignTex, Brentano, Geiger
Workstations: Steelcase, Humanscale
Work Islands: Watson
GGLO Seattle Office
Category
Office Interior of the Year
Description
The future of the workplace continues to be undefined and shifting expectations of in-person work continue. In 2022, GGLO moved its office to the 22nd floor of the iconic Rainier Tower in downtown Seattle, which provided the firm with the opportunity to consolidate, declutter, and design a space that caters to the new world of hybrid work. "Fewer, better things" informed an edited palette, clean modern aesthetic, and a stripped-back approach to interior architecture.
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