A typical office suite contains four individual work stations with a small conference table in the center of the suite. The work stations can be easily reconfigured to meet changing personnel requirements. Sandblasted glass walls front the suites, allowing natural light to pass through into the interior spaces. The maple wall at one end of the space contains a rear-projection screen and storage. SHCA fabric-wrapped one wall to soften the feel of the boardroom and to enhance acoustics.
Employees can grab a cup of coffee and a pastry and sit down for a quiet meeting.
Computer connections in the brushed stainless steel center table enable staff to hook up their laptops if they're require an alternative space to work. Lighting is provided from fixtures housed in the patterned wall, done to mirror a ship's portals, overhead lights and pendant lights that snake down the poles in the center table. By carefully addressing structural challenges posed by the building and focusing on key client requirements, SHCA has created an environment that successfully marries diverse needs and cultures. The result is a space that facilitates work within a calming and sophisticated setting. Link to a floor plan.