协同商务环境丨Sanders Pace Architecture

Sanders Pace

Architecture

History and Design Approach

People

Recognition

Synergy Business Environments

While working within the constraints of the existing conditions the design focuses on controlling the abundant available daylight to create a functional workspace that would also succeed as a showroom and provide a substantial retail presence when viewed from the street. A concealed manual curtain track was designed to allow the end users a high level of control over the dual-role space.

The design attempts to respect the character of the existing space by revealing original materials of construction. A simple white ceiling plane is inserted as a background to highlight the existing wood roof structure beyond. The materials palette is restrained throughout the project, allowing the showroom and revealed existing elements of the building to take center stage.

Client:

Michael Moore

Size:

2,003 SF

Completion Date:

Winter 2013

Project Team:

Brandon F. Pace, AIA LEED AP -Principal in Charge

Michael A. Davis, Assoc. AIA

Daniel A. Jones, Assoc. AIA

Photo Credits:

Denise Retallack

Emily Hwang (8,9)

(All diagrams courtesy of Sanders Pace Architecture)

Recognition:

AIA East Tennessee Award of Excellence [2013]