Atlanta, Ga.
2021
PARTNER
Perkins & Will
SCOPE
Ancillary, Break Room, Conference, Offices, Outdoor, Task Seating, Workstations
SQUARE FOOTAGE
10,000
PROJECT VALUE
$ (>1M)
Atlanta, Ga.
2021
PARTNER
Perkins & Will
SCOPE
Ancillary, Break Room, Conference, Offices, Outdoor, Task Seating, Workstations
SQUARE FOOTAGE
10,000
PROJECT VALUE
$ (>1M)
Atlanta, Ga.
2021
PARTNER
Perkins & Will
SCOPE
Ancillary, Break Room, Conference, Offices, Outdoor, Task Seating, Workstations
SQUARE FOOTAGE
10,000
PROJECT VALUE
$ (>1M)
turnerboone and Perkins & Will partnered to transform a warehouse space into a fresh new office for Emory's Advancement and Alumni Engagement office. The workspace features private offices, open workstations, collaboration areas, meeting spaces, and a central gathering space.
turnerboone used virtual reality to help Emory visualize the space prior to placing their furniture order. This allowed Emory to see how the furniture would look in the space and make sure that it was the right fit for their needs.
The finished space is beautiful and functional, and it perfectly brings Emory's vision to life. The open layout encourages collaboration and communication, while the private offices provide a space for focus and privacy. The central gathering space is a great place for employees to relax and socialize.
We have the best people in the industry who care about the success of your project as much as you do. We build trust through mutual respect, responsiveness, communication, and empathy.
"We incorporated their existing standards while modifying to accommodate the growth of their team and new way of working. This space is a mix of offices, workstations, and collaboration to give their team flexibility in the workplace."
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