OTJ Architects revitalized the Confidential Non-Profit offices in Washington, DC, creating a wellness-centric environment that fosters collaboration and productivity while embracing diversity and inclusion in post-pandemic workplace design.
TEF Design’s Bay Area Headquarters Authority Hybrid Office in San Francisco presents a flexible, future-ready workspace that seamlessly adapts to hybrid workstyles while fostering collaboration and operational efficiency.
Folio Design’s FCCQ Offices in Montreal seamlessly blends openness and functionality, creating a vibrant workspace that celebrates Québec’s identity while fostering collaboration and community engagement through thoughtful design and local artistry.
Caroline Klotz Studio’s redesign of the Ville de Chambly offices in Chambly revitalizes a historic municipal building, harmonizing its architectural character with a bright, functional, and human-centered workspace.
OTJ Architects designed the PBS offices in Arlington, creating a warm “living room” environment that promotes collaboration and reflects the nonprofit’s cultural legacy through thoughtful, flexible workplace strategies.
OTJ Architects designed the offices for confidential non-profit in Arlington to foster collaboration and connection through innovative spaces that blend timeless materials with contemporary design, enhancing the organization’s mission-driven culture.
Métaphore Design’s Montréal International offices seamlessly blend the vibrancy of Montreal’s urban landscape with dynamic, flexible workspaces, reflecting the city’s rich history and fostering collaboration in a welcoming environment.
