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Portland, OR, United States
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Other Projects by Centerfield Studio
EXW
Portland, OR, United States
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
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Architecture: Centerfield Studio in collaboration with Method Design
Environmental Design: Open Studio Collective
Photography: Brian Walker Lee
This 11,000 sf TI establishes a NW headquarters for the nation’s largest independent medical examination service provider. At the outset of the project, the Client tasked the design team with the ambitious goal to reorganize their existing office space to support four times their current staff and more than double their medical exam and support facilities.
The design centered around an egalitarian approach to workspace hierarchy. Through the utilization of an acoustic core wall that weaves together various medical and administration components, staff are able to engage and collaborate with each other in a non-linear back-and-forth manner. Composed of multi-colored fabric panels, the acoustic assembly significantly reduces sound vibration concerns often associated with open work areas.
Environmental Design: Open Studio Collective
Photography: Brian Walker Lee
This 11,000 sf TI establishes a NW headquarters for the nation’s largest independent medical examination service provider. At the outset of the project, the Client tasked the design team with the ambitious goal to reorganize their existing office space to support four times their current staff and more than double their medical exam and support facilities.
The design centered around an egalitarian approach to workspace hierarchy. Through the utilization of an acoustic core wall that weaves together various medical and administration components, staff are able to engage and collaborate with each other in a non-linear back-and-forth manner. Composed of multi-colored fabric panels, the acoustic assembly significantly reduces sound vibration concerns often associated with open work areas.
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