Program Summary More than just another tech office

Program Summary: More than just another tech office, the client’s new headquarters will keep one of Florida's fastest-growing tech companies ahead of the pack. IA 162. 02 Program Statement: Cost per Square Foot: Confidential The organizational parti for the space respects the bones of the building, designed by famed architect Marcel Breuer. A column free space allowed the team to generate straight and angular paths that cut travel distances, akin to the human body’s vast network of vessels, arteries and veins. These circulation paths are boldly highlighted to promote movement and a wellness passage at the heart of the space that features treadmill stations, a zen room, and yoga studio. As pioneers in the healthcare and tech industry, wellness is at the forefront of their culture. A light fresh palette is strategically splashed throughout each wing. A "Sandbox" serves as a highly flexible scrum space with writable surface and technology at user’s fingertips. Neighborhoods are equipped with a variety of meeting rooms, types, sizes and styles to accommodate today’s dynamic workforce and their ever changing work modes. Brand culture an important part of the organization. Aside from the bold palette, storytelling through branded elements in the space reflects the company’s mission, vision, and values as trailblazers and visionaries, yet remaining humble. As they continue to scale up, the start up, family mentality will carry forward. Building Area: (sf) 51, 010 SF Construction Cost Confidential Date of Completion: December 2018

IA 162. 03 SECOND FLOOR BRIC (Boca Raton Innovation Campus) was designed former tenant IBM in the 1970 s by famed architect Marcel Breuer, and is the birthplace of the modern PC. After IBM left the campus, it now serves as home for a new generation of startups and technology companies. The design team exploited the long, column free wings to create a dynamic network of circulation that stitches each of the wings together. blocks of meeting and collaboration space run down the spine, creating wide swaths of open space along the window line. THIRD FLOOR

IA 162. 04 RECEPTION Employees and visitors enter the space and are greeted with a sleek, sculptured concierge desk reminiscent of the flowing movement of the building's wings. architectural moves, such as the ceiling cutout and floor transitions carve out spaces within the space.

IA 162. 05 MISSION AND VISION The client wears their mission, vision and values on their sleeve and it is prominently displayed at the front door.

IA 162. 06 RECEPTION AND LOBBY A branded wood slat screen serves as brand identity and offers privacy to the adjacent conference room.

IA 162. 07 WELCOME CANTEEN The welcome canteen, adjacent to the boardroom, offers breakout and touchdown space for employees and visitors. Inspirational messaging is featured on the boardroom glass fronts. sharp angles in the flooring and ceiling serve to architecturally define the zone of the canteen.

IA 162. 08 MOTHERBOARD The main boardroom, or motherboard as it is known by its users, implies just that, the nerve center of the organization. a place formal meetings, it also allows for larger department gatherings by accommodating more guests with tiered seating.

IA 162. 09 WORKPLACE Open work neighborhoods are connected to each other via a circulation network of bold paths that bleed into the workplace. Branded touchpoints, such as this employee engagement wall, allow employees to connect to the larger organization with fun elements.

IA 162. 10 THE “SANDBOX” For teams to stay flexible, with tackable and writeable surfaces and easily moveable furnishings. where paths unite in the neighborhoods, a sandbox is located. as suggested by its name, it is a collaborative zone where the furniture is movable and flexible, and the space quickly adapts to its users with writable surfaces, technology, and the ability to close off and become private with acoustic drapery.

IA 162. 11 WORK LOUNGE Canteens are located in each wing and serve as a work lounge throughout the day, providing employees with coffee and healthy snacks.

IA 162. 12 COLLABORATION The space highlights a growing need in today’s workplace- the need for variety and choice. Meeting rooms feature a variety of settings, and their adjacency to the workspace ensures their constant use throughout the day. These blocks of space, located along the spine of each wing, are splashed in bold colors, which pop in the surrounding space.