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P. Kiewit Infrastructure Co.
P. Kiewit Infrastructure Co.
Oakville, Canada
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P. Kiewit Infrastructure Co.
Oakville, Canada
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
The Peter Kiewit Infrastructure Co. office brings together 130 employees into a flexible environment that puts “People First”. The design team was inspired by the company’s corporate ethos to revitalize the workspace incorporating key concepts such as employee well-being, flexibility and functionality.
The overall layout offers a variety of work environments for users and encourages movement around the office. The office is adjacent to outdoor trails and includes showers and a fitness centre to promote physical health. Additionally, the use of an innovative mechanical system provides optimal air circulation, ensuring the continual movement of fresh air.
The café is designed without using static central elements allowing for an open floor plan. Large communal tables and private booths are built on casters providing users with the option to reconfigure the space, accommodating a variety of functions. The large acoustically-treated booths can be placed on the periphery to provide open banquette seating along with smaller tables, or they can be placed across from one another to create private pods.
The office showcases a full integration of architectural design with innovative new mechanical and electrical systems providing the occupants with maximum comfort and full environmental control. The building’s 18-foot high ceilings create an open space with LED column-mounted up-lights and industrial ceiling fans.
The material palette selected features Kiewit’s industrial projects using structural elements such as cables and steel beams in custom furniture and floating walls and ceilings. The company’s work is profiled using large photographic screens of their projects across North America.
The new office is designed to facilitate cross-pollination between project teams and departments promoting collaboration and conversation. The use of communal tables and benches encourage a dialogue and engages the user in an environment that reflects the company’s mantra of “People First”.
The overall layout offers a variety of work environments for users and encourages movement around the office. The office is adjacent to outdoor trails and includes showers and a fitness centre to promote physical health. Additionally, the use of an innovative mechanical system provides optimal air circulation, ensuring the continual movement of fresh air.
The café is designed without using static central elements allowing for an open floor plan. Large communal tables and private booths are built on casters providing users with the option to reconfigure the space, accommodating a variety of functions. The large acoustically-treated booths can be placed on the periphery to provide open banquette seating along with smaller tables, or they can be placed across from one another to create private pods.
The office showcases a full integration of architectural design with innovative new mechanical and electrical systems providing the occupants with maximum comfort and full environmental control. The building’s 18-foot high ceilings create an open space with LED column-mounted up-lights and industrial ceiling fans.
The material palette selected features Kiewit’s industrial projects using structural elements such as cables and steel beams in custom furniture and floating walls and ceilings. The company’s work is profiled using large photographic screens of their projects across North America.
The new office is designed to facilitate cross-pollination between project teams and departments promoting collaboration and conversation. The use of communal tables and benches encourage a dialogue and engages the user in an environment that reflects the company’s mantra of “People First”.
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