Snapshots
BMW North America Headquarters![]() |
BMW Campus Revs Up Performance »By consolidating 1,100 employees on a single site, the luxury automaker saves both $10 million—and the environment. Photo by Peter Paige; courtesy HOK
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Serta International Center![]() |
Serta Rests Easier, and Stashes Cash Under Its Mattresses, in New HQ »By developing less than 10 percent of the buildable area allowed by zoning, the company preserves the natural features of its 20-acre campus. Photo © Andrew Metter; image courtesy Epstein/Metter Studio
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JetBlue Terminal 5![]() |
An Enjoyable Airport Experience »JetBlue’s new Terminal at JFK, evocative of an age when flying was fun, has driven up both customer satisfaction and non-aviation revenue, while minimizing operating expenses. Photo © Nic Lehoux
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JWT New York![]() |
Tree-House Headquarters »Advertising power JWT uses a trunk/branch concept to connect employees, foster creativity. Photo © Eric Laignel/Clive Wilkinson
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Skidmore Owings & Merrill’s Chicago Office![]() |
Green & Growth »SOM, the architecture giant, redesigns its historic Chicago home to promote high standards of sustainability, provoke friendly competition—and to position itself for expansion. Photo by Steve Hall © Hedrich Blessing
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Saint Anthony Falls Office Building![]() |
Preserving History, Thinking Ahead »A family of philanthropists hired Domain Architecture & Design to transform a 105-year-old library into an ecologically ambitious office. Photo by Paul Crosby Architectural Photography
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Liquidnet Global Headquarters
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Transparently Good Design »By incorporating glass throughout its new headquarters, Liquidnet promotes a sense of openness and improved access to leadership—it has seen turnover decrease as a result. Photo courtesy Studios Architecture; © Eric Laignel
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Wildeboer Dellelce LLP![]() |
Law Firm Gone Wild »The desire for a bright, modern space—filled with light and with a lighthearted feeling—led the firm to avoid the dark, rich materials usually associated with law firms (oak, brass, leather and marble) in favor of a more colorful palette. Photo by Tom Arban; © Giannone Petricone Associates Inc. Architects
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Rio Tinto
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Corporate Gold Mine »By adopting an extremely flexible workspace design, Rio Tinto reduced its occupancy costs by 35 percent—and freed up space for talent-attracting amenities. Photo by Scott McDonald; © Hedrich Blessing |
International Fund for Animal Welfare Headquarters![]() |
Conscientious Construction »The headquarters of an animal-welfare organization gets a contemporary building that’s as kind to the environment as its occupants are to cats and dogs. Photo © Peter Vanderwarker
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Epic Systems Corp. Headquarters
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Offices for All »By giving all its employees private workspaces, a giant software company sees large productivity gains. Photo © George Heinrich
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United Mail Corporate Headquarters
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Spatial Delivery »To accommodate its rapid growth, a mail-services company adds significant space within its existing property envelope—achieving a vibrant, efficient design at a low cost. Photo © Roberto de Leon/De Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop
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Peterborough Regional Health Centre
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Community Care »Well-designed, energy-efficient hospital attracts local residents—even those not in need of medical attention. Photo © Richard Townshend
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Eversheds Law Offices
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Design Trial »By conducting intensive research on how its office should look and perform, a law firm "got it right before we spent money." Photo © Richard Townshend
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