Along with a continuation of modular furniture, many of the new designs were based on creating a home environment in the office space, offering companies options that provide a more comfortable and cozy feel.
Check some of our favorites in the video below.
MSA is constantly looking at ways to improve the workplace to better suit the needs and comfort of our clients. We do this by looking beyond current trends and implementing innovative solutions like active work stations. Eric Jaffe of CityLab recently wrote an article for Fast Company Design narrating analysis on the various physiological benefits of active workstations and how they sustain workflow and improve mood. If your office has been thinking about creating a more active environment, take a peek at Eric’s article and get in touch with us, our team of designers will help create a space that recognizes how your health is just as important as your brand.
On March 26th, MSA was awarded Best San Francisco Office Build-Out of 2015 for Macy’s.com at 680 Folsom. This project was a collaborative effort and we want to wish congratulations to all teams involved. The initial vision started with TMG Partners, Rockwood Capital, and the current building owner, Boston Properties. A project like 680 Folsom is dependent on funding and would not have been possible without the efforts of people like Chris Roeder of JLL and Dan Cressman of Newmark Cornish & Carey, who are constantly going the extra mile to close a deal in the best way possible. This collaboration achieved great potential by turning 680 Folsom, an obsolete and empty space, into one of the most contemporary buildings in San Francisco.
