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The “atrium effect”: Daylight and dynamic workspaces for all
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Central “hubs” encourage circulation and impromptu meet-ups
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Agile teamwork comes naturally in reconfigurable neighborhoods
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Informal, open seating stimulates alone and together time
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The Cabin beckons workers to the great outdoors
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Enticing outdoor spaces enliven meetings, walks, and meals
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Rainforest and rain-shadow themes echo nature’s vibe
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Inviting places to recharge enhance employee experience
Developer/Owner(s): Not Applicable
Architecture Firm(s): Non-member B+H Advance Strategy
General Contractor(s): Howard S. Wright
Broker Firm(s): Not Applicable
Engineering Firm(s): Non-member Swenson Say Faget
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Brumbaugh & Associates
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): B+H Advance Strategy
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Howard S Wright - General Contracting
Consultant Firm(s): Dark Light Design - Lighting
A3 Acoustics - Acoustics
Brumbaugh & Associates - Landscape architecture
RDH - Engineering Consultant
Code Consultants Inc. - Code compliance
Major Sub/Vendor(s): CBRE - Project Management
WINNER: Building 121 & 122
Category
Redevelopment/Renovation of the Year
Description
Stunningly transformed by soaring atriums and open circulation, Buildings 121 and 122 are welcoming, nature inspired workplaces saturated with daylight and full of adaptable workspaces. Working in teams together or alone, people move among lounge hubs and touch-down spots, team areas and focus rooms, quiet nooks and cafés, to collaborate, focus, or recharge. Outdoor amenities and dual themes of “rainforest” and “rain shadow” connect people to nature, while comfortable, often mobile, furnishings invite spontaneous interactions.
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