The office’s enclosed meeting rooms are located away from the window line to give employees greater access to natural daylight. As a security measure, exterior-facing windows are wrapped with a special technology-cloaking film to mask sensitive information on computer screens while retaining outside views.

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Attention to detail and craftsmanship define the space. Custom millwork was fabricated with natural materials and paired with locally sourced terrazzo countertops, while meticulous alignment of wall panels, ceilings and fixtures ensures a seamless visual experience. The exposed spiral ductwork, a bold design feature, was factory-welded and carefully routed to follow the building’s curves. Infrastructure was relocated as needed to preserve clean sightlines.

The building’s unique geometry required tight coordination across trades. Preconstruction planning of conduit, cable trays and ceiling systems ensured minimum duct heights and preserved openness and daylight. The team implemented numerous positive practices, including installation of temporary fire-rated and soundproof barriers between construction zones and occupied areas to reduce disruption. Air scrubbers operated continuously to control dust and improve indoor air quality, and all tools were required to meet silica-compliance standards.

Strict compliance with rigorous jobsite safety protocols enabled the team to log nearly 61,000 work hours with no injuries or recordable incidents. Workforce development was also a project priority, focusing on mentorship to promote long-term safety habits.