© Dave Burke
Located across two floors inside the 7 World Trade Center, this build-out for architecture firm Skidmore Owings & Merrill (SOM) fosters collaboration and community. The 60,000-square-foot space features extensive millwork, custom ceiling panels, advanced acoustical design, innovative lighting technologies, and an integrated shade control system. A wide opening at the center of two floors creates the “forum”—a dynamic space for gatherings and events. The floors are connected by a timber stair that leads directly into a shared cafe and lounge, as well as amenities for meditation, prayer, and breaks. Work areas are organized around collaboration zones, embodying the principles of openness, mobility, and teamwork. This project is LEED Gold and WELL certified.
Awards: Interior Design Magazine Best of Year Award
Crowell & Moring’s Chicago office was designed to reflect the needs of a modern law firm, with a focus on efficiency, functionality, and thoughtful design. The space includes a two-story reception and conference center connected by an internal stair and is anchored by a flexible multipurpose room with a Skyfold partition. Private offices line both […]
View Project
This tenant build-out for the law firm Herrick Feinstein includes a layout featuring approximately 100 attorney and partner offices, conference rooms that accommodate up to 18 people and designated departmental offices and suites for HR, Marketing, Mail, IT and Finance. The design also incorporates an elevator lobby, pantries, a café and a reception area. High-end […]
View Project