MWH Constructors

MWH desired a combination of closed offices and open cubicle space but wanted to avoid a traditional office feel. Their goal was to have clean lines and a contemporary aesthetic, encourage collaboration, and to showcase their branding. Our goals were to provide a fresh, unique design and a distinct experience for staff and visitors. Our client was working within a modest budget and footprint, so we were challenged to do a lot with a little.

SERVICES

Architecture
Interior Design
Experience

AWARDS

IIDA Winner - Beauty On A Budget

LOCATION

Cary, NC

The wood slat wall, which follows the shape of the mountain range near their Broomfield, Colorado home office, parallels the building’s exposed wind bracing to create a privacy screen between workstations and public spaces.

The few walled offices have glass fronts but an open ceiling, allowing individual focus without total disconnection.

The main conference room has a soaring ceiling and glass garage door, which promotes collaboration.

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Center for Leadership Studies Headquarters

The client, a leadership training organization, required a new headquarters of?ce to function as an educational campus in order to articulate the values and culture of the organization. The site chosen was the interior of a former gymnastics facility.

SERVICES

Architecture
Interior Design

LOCATION

Cary, NC

The design response was to employ both positive and negative space in order to create a campus environment. Program elements are carefully placed to create a central auditorium, “outdoor” classrooms and training/workshop spaces for client groups of various sizes.

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Med-EL Corporate Headquarters

MED-EL is a leading manufacturer
of innovative medical devices for the treatment of various types and degrees of hearing loss. During the design of this 81,000 SF of?ce building, 310ai was asked to develop their program and documents as well as to integrate their Brand and Mission into the architecture.

SERVICES

Architecture
Interior Design

LOCATION

Durham, NC

This corporate headquarters interior up?t included large and small collaboration spaces, a café/hub area, open and closed of?ces, conference rooms, training center, reception areas, work rooms and other support spaces.

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Corporate Office

Architecture for an open, light-filled, vibrant workplace that connects employees with nature to optimize their well-being. A sleek, modern glass exterior to usher copious natural light, and to give employees floor-to-ceiling views of the lush green landscape

SERVICES

Architecture
Interior Design

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Office Development

Master plan for an office development, performing arts center, and restaurant positioned around a natural communal area.

SERVICES

Architecture
Interior Design

LOCATION

Holly Springs

This new 4-story design positions around this outdoor space as a central destination, with surrounding community amenities.

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Brookside Retail Building

Architecture for a ground up multitenant commercial building; including a dental interior fit up.

SERVICES

Architecture
Interior Design

LOCATION

Hillsborough, NC

Conceptual render

The doctors wanted a fresh space for their first office that matched their fun personalities and modern yet welcoming style. Having a calming patient experience was very important to our clients, and we created a clean and relaxing home-like atmosphere to help them meet their goals.

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Center for Leadership Studies Renovation

The design team offered the Center for Leadership Studies a way to transform an existing office environment into a co-working collaborative space.

SERVICES

Architecture
Interior Design

LOCATION

Cary, NC

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Coty

Coty Manufacturing

Development of a master experience design plan for the entrance sequence, highway to front door, to their office/warehouse/manufacturing plant in Sanford, NC. The goal was to give both visitors and staff a meaningful experience as they came to the building and its grounds. For employees it was developing better walking experiences from their cars to the entrance and for visitors; it was about the total experience from driving in to leaving their car and walking up to the building for the first time. Along with strong wayfinding, landscaping and amenity structures were designed to enhance the arrival and tell the Coty story.