INSPIRATION
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The design goal was to capitalize off distinctive geography and integrate historically significant architecture with modern living.
Its unique needs include a large range of humidity, separate irrigation systems using RO water and 24 hours a day grow lighting that is staggered to mimic different seasons of the year.
The welcoming dining area at Camden Spit & Larder in Sacramento, California, featuring Maple Hardwood City Fog Flooring by Nydree Flooring.
Keeping the existing steel structure and footprint, Dacon reconfigured the design of 2 office buildings with a 2nd-floor patio adding a 3rd floor, thereby increasing the size of 12,000 SF.
Working in tandem with Robbins’ financials, Dacon designed a 2-phase facility expansion plan including site configuration and split utilities. The result was a school that could grow with its students.
Partnering with the designer Nelson Architects, this resulted in a layout targeting 25% in productivity gains. Estimated close to cost, $15,000 was returned to the client.
A private, coeducational institution, Dexter’s hockey program is focused on productive players and people. As competitors in the New England Prep Division and a regular among the Elite 8, Dexter desired an ice rink enabling their team to excel.
The comfortable lounge area with a view at Cadillac's office headquarters in New York City, New York, featuring Walnut Steel Gray flooring by Nydree Flooring.
Ingenuity and creativity keep Affordable Interior Systems (AIS) moving. One of the top 25 manufacturing firms in North America, AIS sought to centralize the company in 1 location to eliminate interplant transportation costs, poor communication, longer lead times, and duplication of work.
The primary goal for this building was to create a space organized around its operations center.
Ingenuity and creativity keep Affordable Interior Systems (AIS) moving. One of the top 25 manufacturing firms in North America, AIS sought to centralize the company in 1 location to eliminate interplant transportation costs, poor communication, longer lead times, and duplication of work.
