This LEED Gold project transformed 36,000 sq-ft of a retail warehouse into a transparent workplace that combines contemporary amenities with the natural character of the Pacific Northwest.

This renovation transformed a 70-year-old office building that had sat unoccupied for 12 years into a high-end core and shell for future tenants.

Design for this 180,000-sq-ft workplace was completed for a single tenant in June 2020, but when the pandemic compelled the tenant to adopt a hybrid workplace, a more efficient and flexible design was adopted.

Knowing their current lease was up in 2021, MHTN Architects embarked on the design of its new studio in 2019. The space is in Salt Lake City’s historic 1923 Ford Motor Building, which was designed by acclaimed architect Albert Kahn.

Republic Plaza, downtown Denver’s tallest building for nearly 30 years, has been revitalized with an updated patio, planters, bleacher seating and a sunshade structure. The new centerpiece of the lobby is a contemporary 30-ft-long LED chandelier installed over the main escalators.

The Lincoln Crossing project transformed a 27,000-sq-ft lobby into a modern open-plan space with ceiling heights increased to 30 ft through more than 14,000 sq ft of renovations to the exterior facade.

When COVID-19, supply chain issues and other factors threatened this 203,000-sq-ft R&D fit-out, the project team collaborated on alternatives to keep it on track.

To reinforce what the submission says is this insurance firm’s commitment to collaboration and open communication with its 400 employees, the project team sought to create an interconnecting stadium stair that would double as a town hall gathering area for the staff as part of this three-level, 100,000-sq-ft office renovation.

The project team converted a recently vacated 630,000-sq-ft campus into a new corporate headquarters that provides employees much needed space to collaborate, innovate and provide patient-first medicines.

To transform a 130-year-old manufacturing plant into a modern industrial headquarters, the team had to decipher how to harmonize 18 additions from different eras that featured a variety of building materials and methods.