This adaptive reuse project celebrates the building’s original 1928 materials. Exposed timber, brick, and weathered wood floors root the space in its rich history. Inside, wood-slat wall panels and sliding barn doors add warmth. Additionally, clerestory windows draw natural light deep into the interior, honoring its industrial past.
Framed glass partitions allow transparency between workspaces while preserving acoustic privacy. Structural timber and blackened steel details echo the building’s heritage, leaving raw finishes visible. Furthermore, carefully chosen lighting and restrained furnishings soften the space to support focused work.
Original brick walls and exposed beams create a tactile backdrop for the Welch Comer Engineers reception desk. Pendant lights and natural daylight emphasize the double-height volume. Together, these elements establish a warm, professional environment for clients and team members.
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