Reception Area seating, with views through the Conference Room out to the balcony & beyond.
To highlight amazing views of the Washington Monument, Potomac River & Georgetown's National Harbor, and to bring in as much natural light as possible, offices were kept to the interior & sides of the building, and workstations are organized behind a central spine of files, print stations & layout space.
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Glass walls at the café & conference rooms bring light into the reception & allow views to the balcony & beyond to the outdoors. Taking inspiration from their publishing, slices of textbooks are used to highlight the seating area
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Corner spaces are occupied by collaborative areas, giving the most attractive views & space to the entire staff.
In a subtle nod to the history of this location (this is the location in the Watergate building that the Nixon scandal occurred) & the building, graphic vinyl film displays old photographs of the arrested burglars.
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Bringing together their values of openness, education & charity, the space plan revolves around a central core & spreads outwards, bringing its message to the edges & beyond.
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with FOX Architects
with FOX Architects