The essence of construction and design is about bridging the formal and informal to make a meaningful environment that is suitable for the business. Alongside Newmark Knight Frank and FORM Architects, we were able to accomplish just that for Tributary Law Offices.
Tributary’s new office humanizes the traditional law firm by promoting collaboration and bringing a sense of comfort and home into the workspace. Located in the heart of Rosslyn, the design capitalizes on the stunning views of the Potomac River. The dHive glass front offices allow natural light and maximum transparency. The black framing and polished concrete floors provide a sleek and industrial feel. Key coordination areas on this project include, a pantry, offices, specialty lighting and ceiling features, conference rooms open areas, restrooms and more. We worked closely with Newmark Knight Frank, FORM Architects, KTA Group and OFS to deliver Tributary’s vision.
DWG&P’s new office space is characterized by a bright interior, pops of
color, glass doors/walls, texture, and simplistic beauty. This light and space
includes a spotless pantry with a marble reception desk and stone feature
wall, a sitting area, two conference rooms, a new pantry, multiple libraries,
offices and open office space, huddle spaces and more. The interior scope
of work included demolition of the full floor suite, new demising wall
built splitting the floor into two suites, complete new interior buildout
with a new architectural layout, and reconfiguration of all MEP systems.
Since DWG&P’s founding in 1971, it has provided a broad range of
counseling, regulatory, litigation and legislative services to clients in every
region of the country. The Firm’s practice includes energy and utility law,
oil and gas law, environmental law, communications law, municipal law,
and intellectual property law. The Firm has attained a prominent and
highly regarded position in these practice areas by developing innovative
approaches and achieving precedent-setting results for its clients.
Bean, Kinney & Korman’s newly renovated space is located in Arlington,
Virginia. Their floor to ceiling windows make their space bright and open,
highlighting their luxury limestone tile and stone wainscoting in the
reception area and adjoining conference room. Warm wood paneling and
millwork serves as the feature on the walls and ceilings throughout the 5th
and 6th floors.
An operable partition along the conference room’s glass wall, adds
functionality for more private group collaboration. The employee cafe adds
interest with a feature wall and brings the unique design to new
heights with high wood trellis ceilings.
Bean, Kinney & Korman is a full service law firm that provides versatile and
experienced legal counsel to business and individual clients throughout the
Washington, DC metropolitan region from its offices in Arlington, Virginia.
Bognet, alongside Davis Carter Scott, C2C, Inc., and LPC created a inviting and lively new space for Erickson Immigration Group (EIG). Upon exiting the elevators, visitors and employees immediately see the EIG logo light feature and beautiful interconnecting staircase. Key coordination areas include the main reception/lobby, the interconnecting stairs, new open office space, two new conference rooms, a pantry, reclaimed wood and grass feature walls, phone rooms, huddle spaces, and employee lounges. The colorful design elements and textures give the space a high end yet comfortable feel.
Erickson Immigration Group (EIG) has focused exclusively on providing strategic corporate immigration guidance for over 20 years. They have built and maintained their reputation as a leading business immigration firm by providing remarkable and collaborative service.
Ashcraft & Gerel’s new office located in the heart of downtown Silver
Spring consisted of an interior build-out of 13,000 SF of space. As soon as
one exits the elevators onto the 12th floor the pristine glass doors allow
employees and visitors to view the red feature wall and glowing logo at
the reception. This light and bright space includes a new pantry with a
red barn door, lounge space, multiple conference rooms, huddle spaces
with white-boards, open work areas and high-top work counters.
Ashcraft and Gerel is a leading personal injury law firm with offices in DC,
Maryland, and Virginia.
Upon entry into this modern space, guests will immediately notice the unique custom louvered wall with the “BSF” initials engraved and an interconnecting stairway made of stone and glass. The team of Schiller Projects, OTJ Architects, Avison Young and Bognet Construction created a space that showcases custom features such as the metal perforated ceilings, FilzFelt ceilings and stained concrete floors. Following Boies Schiller Flexner’s desire to integrate wellness and green design, the café features vivid greenery on an expansive Living Wall, and glass-front offices line the exterior windows, allowing light to flow through the interior of this bright and airy space.
