This sophisticated 40,000 SF, multi-floor workspace was meticulously
planned to reflect the client’s prestige and commitment to collaboration.
From the outset, strategic pre-planning ensured a seamless process,
balancing high-end aesthetics with high-performance functionality. With
an array of intricate finishes, the team proactively pre-released critical
path items and applied innovative value engineering solutions to optimize
efficiency. Given the geographically dispersed project team, technology
played a crucial role in coordination and execution.
A key design highlight is the striking three-story monumental staircase,
featuring a breathtaking green wall as its focal point. A design-build
approach streamlined installation, saving time and allowing for precise
planning. The space fosters connectivity with vibrant community areas,
while Teknion demountable walls provide flexibility along office corridors.
Conference rooms are equipped with Skyfold operable partitions,
custom wood doors, and cutting-edge technology for seamless global
communication. Throughout the environment, bold graphics and a
thoughtfully curated color palette reinforce the company’s brand identity
and core values, creating a workplace that is as inspiring as it is functional.
Bognet successfully delivered the new office space for Harris, Wiltshire & Grannis at the prominent intersection of 19th and M Street NW, crafting an environment that embodies the firm’s esteemed reputation and award-winning workplace culture. As a distinguished boutique law firm, HWG has been recognized as a ‘Top Workplace’ by The Washington Post for nine consecutive years, a distinction reflected in every detail of their new office. Designed to balance sophistication with functionality, the space features a carefully curated blend of modern classic furnishings and architectural elements that elevate both aesthetics and efficiency. Expansive glass office fronts promote transparency and connectivity while allowing natural light to flow throughout the office, fostering a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Custom millwork was seamlessly integrated to enhance both design and practicality, providing optimized storage solutions tailored to the firm’s needs. Rich wood veneer structural elements extend elegantly from walls to ceilings, creating a cohesive and inviting environment that reinforces the firm’s identity.
Bognet Construction partnered with Perkins & Will, Avison Young, and Akridge to deliver a 40,000 SF, two-story office build-out for Zuckerman Spaeder LLP in Washington, DC. This sophisticated law firm space features high-end finishes and thoughtful design elements throughout.
A striking interconnecting stair, seamlessly integrated with custom millwork and champagne-colored cladding, serves as the architectural centerpiece, creating a cohesive and visually stunning environment. High-quality wood finishes extend across the project, including into the Modernus demountable glass office fronts, highlighting precision craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The conference center is designed for versatility with three operable partitions, while ceramic tile flooring lends an elegant touch to the elevator lobbies and reception area. The Café space, enhanced with a unique turf ceiling, provides a dynamic and modern gathering spot for employees. Warmth and texture are introduced throughout the workplace with fabric wall panels and wood veneer wall panels, establishing an inviting yet refined atmosphere.
Hirschler relocated to the penthouse level of Brandywine’s 1676 International Drive, a deal brokered by Savills. The design centers around hospitality. Savills Project Management and FORM Architects created a polished but approachable space resulting in a design with rich layers and moody textures against warm, natural materials.
The office is designed around Modernus Lama walls, a sophisticated and flexible glass wall system. Our team had a special focus on exceptional acoustics and superior craftsmanship of the many custom and specialty finishes. The use of glass throughout and the benefits of the top-floor ceiling heights bring in natural daylight and maximize the panoramic views of Tysons and the Blue Ridge mountains. Innovative construction technology was used to keep out-of-town Hirschler team members updated on the site’s progress.
Hirschler is a national-caliber law firm based in Virginia. Invested in their clients and their success, they deliver smart solutions to important and often-complex legal issues.
Bognet teamed up with HYL Architects and CBRE to deliver law firm, Nossaman LLP, a new 19,300 SF DC office. The space draws on a cool palette and natural materials to embody the high-quality, cutting-edge service Nossaman’s clients can expect. Highlights include Transwall glass, marble tile, custom banquette seating and state-of-the art conference rooms. The design set a standard for the firm nationwide.
Nossaman LLP is an innovative law firm with attorneys and policy advisors
working on cutting-edge issues across seven U.S. offices. The firm focuses
on distinct areas of law and policy, as well as in specific industries, ranging
from transportation, healthcare, and energy to real estate development,
water, and government.
Hausfeld’s new office neighboring the White House offers a sophisticated and contemporary design. Muraflex glass offices provide a transparent and bright environment while Arktura ceiling features modernize the space. The remarkable marble tread staircase beckons visitors to explore the rest of the space and promotes interoffice collaboration between floors. Our team’s creative problem solving was critical to navigate hurdles including the pandemic and a record-breaking year for road closures due to protests.
Hausfeld is a leading global law firm that clients trust with their most complex legal disputes and competition matters. Their international reach enables them to advise across multiple jurisdictions and pursue claims on behalf of clients worldwide.
