Advertising firm Sedgwick Rd. wanted a departure from a traditional office interior when they leased new space in the century-old Star Machinery building. The mission of the project was to change the way the agency worked from a traditional, corporate hierarchical approach to a more egalitarian, integrated approach in order to foster creativity. In short, to move from ‘offices’ to an ‘industrial gallery.’
Sedgwick Rd.
Seattle, Washington
Sonos Studio: Born in Blue
Los Angeles, California
Seattle Art Museum Rental Gallery and Bookstore
Seattle, Washington
Publications
2013
Lerman, Rachel. “Filson’s new frontiers.” Puget Sound Business Journal, 7 June 2013, 3. Print. Web.
2003
Renzi, Jen. “Back on line.” Interior Design, May 2003, 290-297. Print. Web.
Olson, Sheri. “Adaptive Reuse, Beyond Bricolage.” Architectural Record, July 2003, 150-152. Print.