COMMERCIAL

For commercial projects, this means adding value with effective space planning contributing to maximum productivity. The modern workplace must be comfortable and energizing, creating an atmosphere of purpose and activity. Both the design and its components should endure with quality, sustainable materials, and a timeless elegance. Ideally, commercial interior design should be an extension of a company’s or organization’s brand, communicating and reinforcing what makes it unique and how it wishes to be perceived. This is as important for employees as it is for clients and customers, providing an inspiring, pleasant environment while strengthening image and making an impression.

BRENTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INTERIORS

Upgrading an educational complex.

The scope of work for this multi-phased project included replacement of an undersized/over-utilized cafeteria, classroom renovations, and new HVAC equipment, as well as other facility upgrades and campus beautification.

WILLIAM H. JERVEY JR. VENICE PUBLIC LIBRARY INTERIORS

Something for everyone.

Accommodating adult, young adult and children programming, this new facility includes PC workstations and charging stations, a multi-purpose meeting room, a conference room, a makerspace, and group study and tutoring rooms.

GWIZ FAB LAB INTERIORS

A high-tech, small-scale workshop that mimics a mass production factory

The concept, which originated at MIT, is a high tech design studio and digital fabrication lab that provides students hands on experience designing and building prototype inventions.

SELBY LIBRARY IMPROVEMENTS INTERIORS

A breath of fresh air.

This $1.35M project included improvements to indoor air quality, finishes, and space planning, as well as design of a state-of-the-art Teen Center with a glass storefront, metal walls and exposed ceilings in a "cyber-punk" motif.

Sharky’s on the Pier Interiors

Higher end finishes, a luxurious outdoor patio and several executive suites for private dining.

Sharky's on the Pier is a 5,300 SF, two-story structure that houses Sharky’s sister restaurant, "Fins."

Gulf Coast Community Foundation Interiors

A dramatic, light-filled interior.

The completed project transformed the existing building into a new, light-filled, contemporary headquarters for the foundation.