A private and concealed passage door provides a rear entrance to the conference space from the secretarial area. Pizzuti's desk was moved from one end of the space to an alcove at the other end, thereby giving him a new perspective on his office and the view. A major architectural change in the owner's office was to take the previously wood-clad convector units and deepen them to frame the windows with more drama. The additional depth also provides more shelf space for storage and display. A private bathroom features a unique European pedestal sink and custom designed storage niches.
Ledges provide additional display space for the avid art collector's sculptures.
A new soffit casing at the ceiling line frames the windows, the art and the view. Automated shades, controlled from a master power switch, adjust light levels without fully opaquing the skyline view. Built-in glass shelves and additional wall space provide more opportunities for displaying other artwork, books and awards. One additional design feature is a unique private bathroom that has a European pedestal sink and custom storage niches. 250 E. Broad St. Ste.