Audubon was interested in measures that others could replicate, he said. The building is, in effect, an educational tool. But workers are already giving the building high marks. The layout is very open. Staffers talk face to face instead of over the phone.
Offices have glass walls.
Croxton, which previously applied similar though less extensive improvements to the National Resources Defense Council's New York City headquarters, has plans for other projects that embrace the same philosophy. There is a built-in resistance to doing work this way. But anyone could go out tomorrow morning and use the technology we have.