Ayzenberg Group / Corsini Stark Architects
This project involves the renovation of a two story, 12,400 SF building and addition of a three-story, 9,200 SF building that then interconnect with three-story and one-story buildings long-occupied by the agency.
© Steve King Photography
Architects: Corsini Stark Architects
Location: Pasadena, California, United States
Partner In Charge : Rick Corsini
Design Team: Manabu Leventhal, Brenda Delgadillo, Aaron Bentley, Ben Chen
Area: 9200.0 ft2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Steve King Photography
© Steve King Photography
Text description provided by the architects. This project involves the renovation of a two story, 12,400 SF building and addition of a three-story, 9,200 SF building that then interconnect with three-story and one-story buildings long-occupied by the agency.
© Steve King Photography
PROGRAM: A common problem for multi-faceted creative advertising agencies is that staff and workgroups can easily become isolated into workplace islands of specialization. The problem can be more acute when the organization occupies multiple floors in a single building. In this case, the agency has grown by acquiring adjacent buildings as they became available over the last eight years. So spatial integration between existing and new buildings and through multiple floors to make the workplace feel as one and encourage collaboration is truly a three-dimensional problem.
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© Steve King Photography
Architects: Corsini Stark Architects
Location: Pasadena, California, United States
Partner In Charge : Rick Corsini
Design Team: Manabu Leventhal, Brenda Delgadillo, Aaron Bentley, Ben Chen
Area: 9200.0 ft2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Steve King Photography
© Steve King Photography
Text description provided by the architects. This project involves the renovation of a two story, 12,400 SF building and addition of a three-story, 9,200 SF building that then interconnect with three-story and one-story buildings long-occupied by the agency.
© Steve King Photography
PROGRAM: A common problem for multi-faceted creative advertising agencies is that staff and workgroups can easily become isolated into workplace islands of specialization. The problem can be more acute when the organization occupies multiple floors in a single building. In this case, the agency has grown by acquiring adjacent buildings as they became available over the last eight years. So spatial integration between existing and new buildings and through multiple floors to make the workplace feel as one and encourage collaboration is truly a three-dimensional problem.
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