Conant Architects

Conant Architects recently completed the prototype for transitioning Citigroup’s corporate standards to a modern collaborative workplace.  The company’s focus on this new overall design strategy is to reduce rentable square footage by increasing the total occupants per floor, enhance end-user efficiency, and fulfill the company’s drive towards a more sustainable environment. 

Lowering the height of the workstation panels and moving private offices to the interior core allows access to perimeter windows for views and daylight.  The floor has provisions for private and informal collaborative meetings throughout, allowing for freedom and flexibility.  A red carpet insert highlights the main circulation path, uniting the floor, while lending to the overall branding of the space. 

Conant Architects recently completed the prototype for transitioning Citigroup’s corporate standards to a modern collaborative workplace.  The company’s focus on this new overall design strategy is to reduce rentable square footage by increasing the total occupants per floor, enhance end-user efficiency, and fulfill the company’s drive towards a more sustainable environment. 

Lowering the height of the workstation panels and moving private offices to the interior core allows access to perimeter windows for views and daylight.  The floor has provisions for private and informal collaborative meetings throughout, allowing for freedom and flexibility.  A red carpet insert highlights the main circulation path, uniting the floor, while lending to the overall branding of the space. 

Conant Architects recently completed the prototype for transitioning Citigroup’s corporate standards to a modern collaborative workplace.  The company’s focus on this new overall design strategy is to reduce rentable square footage by increasing the total occupants per floor, enhance end-user efficiency, and fulfill the company’s drive towards a more sustainable environment. 

Lowering the height of the workstation panels and moving private offices to the interior core allows access to perimeter windows for views and daylight.  The floor has provisions for private and informal collaborative meetings throughout, allowing for freedom and flexibility.  A red carpet insert highlights the main circulation path, uniting the floor, while lending to the overall branding of the space. 

Conant Architects recently completed the prototype for transitioning Citigroup’s corporate standards to a modern collaborative workplace.  The company’s focus on this new overall design strategy is to reduce rentable square footage by increasing the total occupants per floor, enhance end-user efficiency, and fulfill the company’s drive towards a more sustainable environment. 

Lowering the height of the workstation panels and moving private offices to the interior core allows access to perimeter windows for views and daylight.  The floor has provisions for private and informal collaborative meetings throughout, allowing for freedom and flexibility.  A red carpet insert highlights the main circulation path, uniting the floor, while lending to the overall branding of the space.