Comprised of Architects, Interior Designers, MEP Engineers and two Graphic Designers, the team brought new life and a humanist story to this corporate office culture. Previously a large, inefficient office space with floorplates the size of football fields, creating thoughtful spaces was paramount.
A city-scape-inspired interior and wayfinding system aided in navigation throughout the expansive floorplate while two large-format murals designed in collaboration with employees offered a unique addition and opportunity for story-telling within the large corporate office space.
Comprised of Interior Designers, MEP Engineers and two Graphic Designers, the team brought new life and a humanist story to this corporate office culture. Previously a large, dysfunctional office space with floorplates the size of football fields, creating thoughtful spaces was paramount.
A city-scape-inspired interior and wayfinding system aided in navigation throughout the expansive floorplate while two large-format murals designed in collaboration with employees offered a unique addition and opportunity for story-telling within the large corporate office space.
Comprised of Interior Designers, MEP Engineers and two Graphic Designers, the team brought new life and a humanist story to this corporate office culture. Previously a large, dysfunctional office space with floorplates the size of football fields, creating thoughtful spaces was paramount.
A city-scape-inspired interior and wayfinding system aided in navigation throughout the expansive floorplate while two large-format murals designed in collaboration with employees offered a unique addition and opportunity for story-telling within the large corporate office space.
As employees and visitors enter the building they are welcomed by strategic brand placement and call-outs for key focus areas with integrated wayfinding signage and directories found throughout the building.
Working with an existing brand at a crucial point in their internal brand development allowed the team to curate type, color palette, and visual expression as the a new expansion of the brand would make it's way across Ohio to future planned renovations and new-build projects for the corporate client.
Aiding in navigation through the large floor plates, a quadrant system of bright, inviting color was designed with the interiors team to give distinct, easy to find workstation access.
Working with signage vendors starting early in the design evolution allowed a custom solution to create the best overall signage system for the client and the needs of the space.
Designed as part of a potential expansion of the client's office brand development, large format murals were created. Encompassing the favorite past-times of soon-to-be on-site staff, a creative process used to gather inspiration direct from the employees.
Part of a dive into digital illustration techniques, the concepts and processes used through the project established a jumping-off-point for future creative endeavours.
DETAILS
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Wayfinding
Signage Design
Experiential Design
1k Square Feet of Mural Illustration
900 Individual Wayfinding Signs
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Indesign
Adobe Dimension
Procreate
TEAM
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Produced in collaboration with Chelsey Finnimore while at Bialosky Cleveland.
Photography by Christian Phillips,
Sam Meyer, & Chelsey Finnimore.
Renderings by Alex Griffin.
Tracy Sciano Vajskop
Jen Brennan
Sam Meyer
Ebbie Bobbitt
David Hood
Justin Davies
Christy Schalmo
CLIENT
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Medical Mutual
Northeast, OH
1,350 Employees
350k Square Feet throughout 4 Renovated Floorplates
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