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WYLD

8109, East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI, United States

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WYLD

8109, East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI, United States

Firm
Type
YEAR
2009
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
An office situated inside a house built in 1907 on Detroit’s east side for a group that specializes in graphic design and marketing. The office identity needs to reflect that of a young and contemporary marketing group.Light and material are the largest factors in the design. The installation creates an interior wrap within the existing room that screens light and and defines function. The perforated panels screen the existing fluorescent lights diffusing the harsh light to a subtle glow. Window panels allow control of natural light and shelving wraps the room for extra storage and display.The office space requires accommodation for up to four people. On frequent occasion the office is utilized by only two people. To maximize flexibility and flow the workstations become dynamic. Extra desks nestle below the primary desks to maximize space. When all four people are at work, the desks roll apart to reveal more work space underneath.thanks to:Donn Angel Perez for letting us use his space and tools at the Russell Industrial Center.The Think Shop Architects - Keith Phillips + Will Donely for use of the CNC machine.

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