The 40,000 SF project incorporates a mix of office, conference, and
lab space to support the client’s operational needs while offering
employees flexible workspace options. A SCIF was constructed as
a core component of the facility, providing a secure environment
for sensitive work and mission-critical functions. Every detail was
executed with precision to deliver a high-performing workplace that
not only strengthens the client’s ability to serve their customers but
also ensures resilience and adaptability for years to come.
Industry Type: Corporate
ANSER
This 40,000 SF, two-story office renovation in Arlington, VA is a striking example of modern workplace design, where bold aesthetics meet high-performance functionality. At the heart of the office is a striking interconnecting staircase that seamlessly connects both floors, complemented by dynamic lighting features that create a bold first impression.
The integration of organic and natural elements, including planters
and greenery, supported the client’s desire for a biophilic atmosphere.
Curved architectural details and continuous wraparound LED lighting
create a seamless visual flow, adding to the space’s modern and
cohesive aesthetic.
Flexibility and innovation are woven throughout the design, with
demountable wall systems, custom finishes in the elevator lobbies,
and branded features like a history wall with bespoke signage. The
fifth floor serves as a hub for client engagement, offering versatile
gathering spaces with operable partitions and state-of-the-art
conference rooms. Meanwhile, the sixth floor focuses on collaboration,
featuring open office areas enhanced with integrated AV solutions
and custom millwork
[solidcore] Headquarters
The new [solidcore] headquarters emphasizes thoughtful design and meticulous planning, with every detail reflecting the brands’ identity and dedication to excellence. Featuring a striking black and blue palette, the branding is integral to creating a cohesive atmosphere throughout the 12,000-square-foot office space in Arlington, VA.
In collaboration with Hickok Cole, GHT and Pillar Development, Bognet Construction transformed the workspace into a cohesive environment that seamlessly integrates [solidcore]’s distinctive branding. The project was defined by a strong spirit of teamwork, characterized by proactive communication and a dedication to delivering exceptional results the first time.
Kicking off the project with a lively demo day, the team’s chemistry was evident throughout the process. From the initial celebration to the final unveiling, close coordination and enthusiasm were key to navigating the unique aspects of the project, providing an inspiring environment for all who enter.
Photography by Judy Davis.
Quadrant Strategies
Quadrant Strategies is a research-driven consultancy that helps prominent companies build world-class brands. Ready to bring its brand to a new home, the firm’s new 12,500 sq. ft. office in Northwest DC features an elevated aesthetic with visual accents reflecting its mission.
The design included high-end furniture, finishes, and fixtures such as custom millwork. “High-end materials require extra care and precision to install. The project came together with careful coordination between Bognet, the architect, and our subcontractors” said Josh Mason, Senior Project Manager for Bognet.
The new office, designed by sshape, will empower Quadrant’s fast-growing workforce with ample space for collaboration. With calming earth tones and hospitality features, the office is ready to welcome clients and guests ready to raise the bar on their brands.
KTGY
Anchoring its east coast expansion, KTGY Architects selected Bognet to fit out their new office in Washington, DC. Located in the south tower of Alexander Court at 20th and K Street NW, KTGY’s new office showcases its signature elegant industrial aesthetic.
The 15,000 sq. ft. second-floor suite featured high-end, custom finishes and fixtures. “The project required heavy coordination between Bognet, KTGY, and partners,” said Teddy Harvey, Project Manager for Bognet. The project included unique pieces such as a Glencork acoustical wall imported from Portugal. “Each curve of the product was handcrafted to fit KTGY’s space. The installation had to go seamlessly.”
Always RELENTLESSLY PROACTIVE®, the Bognet team remained focused on the schedule. “We knew how important it was to make the client’s move-in date. We worked with the designers to adapt changes swiftly to remain on schedule. Waiting was not an option,” said Carlo Stalteri, Bognet’s Vice President.
KTGY moved into their new East Coast office on time this spring.
Daikin
Daikin Ltd.’s new window-filled Washington, DC space hosts representatives, clients, and guests from all over the world. The 8,200 sq. ft. office showcases the manufacturer’s Japanese heritage, connection with nature, and its advancements in carbon reduction.
VA Spaces and Bognet Construction helped the client realize their ambitious vision of collaboration and sustainability.
The design and construction followed best practices of The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) and was inspired by the concept of Yukimi Shoji – snow watching windows. “We designed around nature. The office features preserved moss on living walls, pathways for natural light from windows, backlit screens, placement of work areas and making careful selections to support indoor air quality,” said Valerie Barnes, Principal of VA Spaces.