Located in a 1920s building in Seattle’s downtown core, the workplace integrates new architectural insertions with original building elements to create raw compositions that juxtapose past and present. Starting with the entry sequence, the design dissolves traditional workplace spatial boundaries: rather than a formal reception area, visitors walk in and immediately encounter employees working and collaborating in breakout spaces. This space functions as the company’s all-hands meeting area, and doubles as special event space for conferences, parties and stand-up meetings. From here, sightlines lead to a letterpress studio housing their 100-year-old printing press—a key signifier of their culture of thinkers and makers working at the intersection of heritage and innovation.