This Dallas H. Q. is a vessel to accommodate multiple work habits in a casual setting, all for the love of music. This translates into a space that mimics a home office with multiple spaces to do group or individual work. It will communicate a come as you are attitude while mirroring the history and culture of the company - the Beggars Group record label.
The hoteling station's comfortable booth seating featuring the oversized Flos Skygarden Pendent, and Herman Miller desks and chairs; is accessible from the main circulation route and reception desk. These circulation intersections increase the possibility of impromptu collaboration and promotes inter-office communication. Preliminary sketches show ideation for booth seating, partition heights to detract sound, and a residential seating arrangement. Ideation sketches show my thought processes to the final selections below.
Reception elevation featuring a custom desk, Flos Romeo S2 Pendent, Platner chairs & table, and a Paul McCobb Settee
Management offices elevation featuring Teknion’s Opus Wall System and the Benjamin Turner Chair
Break room elevation featuring the Magis One Stool
• A Symbol Audio Modern Record Console Handcrafted in American Walnut, this premium, all-in-one console includes a tube amplifier, turntable, full range speakers, and wifi streaming compatibility. • B Design Within Reach Raleigh Sofa Combining mid century cues and ergonomic support with solid walnut and wool for warmth. • C Milo Baughman Influential yet unpretentious, his timeless designs continue to be re-worked, copied, and revived. • D Edward Wormely Inspired by Scandinavian and European design, Wormely translated historical design into modern, vernacular.
