Case studies

Montana State University sought to create a new residence hall for the campus, fostering a space for connection and focus for students. The building was designed with a smaller footprint and sustainability in mind, featuring solar panels and maximizing heat retention in winter. They also considered the best way to meet students' needs by creating a variety of different spaces, including study rooms, a central lobby, kitchen, lounge, and connection spaces throughout the residence hall. We were proud to collaborate with SMA Architects, Jackson Contractor Group, and NAC Architects to create a cohesive space for students to thrive. 

Location: Bozeman, Montana
Architects: SMA Architects, NAC Architects
Dealer: Contract Design Associates, Missoula
Contractor: Jackson Contractor Group
Photographer: Lara Swimmer Photography

As Royse City continued to grow, so did its need for accessible, high-quality healthcare close to home. Hunt Regional Medical Center’s new facility brings that vision to life—a state-of-the-art medical center designed to serve the community with compassion, connection, and care. Partnering with OFS, Carolina, and others, the design and project teams created an environment that feels deeply welcoming. Every detail—from comfortable patient rooms to thoughtfully designed waiting areas and staff spaces—was crafted to support healing, collaboration, and a sense of belonging.

More than a new building, the medical center represents a commitment to the people of Hunt County. The space will provide expanded access to primary care, specialists, and emergency services, while also offering a community room for gatherings and student training opportunities. With design that reflects Hunt Regional Healthcare’s mission to become a leading regional healthcare system, the new facility stands as a symbol of growth and connection—where advanced care and human comfort meet to strengthen the heart of the community.

Location: Royse City, TX
Square footage: 70,000 square feet
Dealer: WRG
Builder: Hill & Wilkinson
Construction: Page
Photography: Sojourners Co

When Thread Bank set out to establish a new headquarters in Nashville, they wanted more than just a larger office—they envisioned a place that could embody their culture of innovation and connection. Located in a new development in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, Thread created a 20,000-square-foot space that reflects both their Tennessee roots and their growing role as a national leader in community and embedded banking. Partnering with OFS, the team selected furniture solutions that could foster collaboration, flexibility, and a welcoming environment where employees feel inspired to do their best work.

The result is a headquarters that not only supports Thread’s rapid growth but also brings their mission to life in a tangible way. The new space encourages team members to come together, share ideas, and build meaningful connections, while also offering moments of focus and quiet when needed. By blending modern design with human-centered details, the headquarters has become a hub for both productivity and culture—helping Thread Bank thrive as they continue redefining what community banking can look like.

Location: Nashville, TN
Dealer: Henricksen
Designer: Inventure
Photography: Huckleberry Creative

This government medical facility in Canton, Michigan was designed to be a centrally located facility that could serve both Veterans from Ann Arbor and Detroit hospitals to provide additional care in the community and the surrounding suburbs. In partnership with Davis Corporate Solutions, the team curated a space that empowers easy wayfinding, bright natural light, and wellness. 

Inside, the large open atrium is divided into four primary colors: green, red, yellow, and blue to help patients and caregivers easily connect and assist in wayfinding. The variety of lounge pieces and tables enable guest and patient restoration and connection, as well as provide multiple seating heights and styles to meet veterans’ needs.  A blend of high back chairs for privacy as well as multiple seating areas and tables to encourage camaraderie and various seating zones. Today, the community and staff flourish with the support of this beautiful facility close to the people who need it most. 

Location: Canton, MI
Rep firm: Davis Corporate Solutions
Interior Designer/Project Manager: Meaghan Short

CareOne wanted to expand their senior living offerings in East Brunswick to support senior health and wellness for the local community. They designed their care model to support the entire continuum of care under one roof, providing personalized treatment plans based on each resident’s unique physical and cognitive needs. 

Together with FX Collaborative, CareOne at East Brunswick Assisted Living created a beautiful, joyful environment with all the warmth and comforts of home. The intimate, boutique-style atmosphere focuses on one-on-one attention and care. This three-floor, state-of-the-art new construction offers luxurious amenities like a speakeasy, arts and crafts room, libraries, theaters, spa, salon, and more to support a vibrant community.

Location: East Brunswick, NJ
Design: FX Collaborative
Dealer: Dancker
Photography: Macchia Photography

Florence-Darlington Technical College moved into The Continuum, a new 46,000 sf building constructed in partnership with The Darla Moore Foundation and Francis Marion University. Designed as a regional center for education and workforce development, the facility offers students a broad spectrum of educational options from technical certifications to traditional degrees. Together with the design team, they envisioned an educational system that could effectively support the needs of local businesses and empower students with practical skills to fit these roles.  Today, the Continuum offers revolutionary educational opportunities to South Carolina. 

Location: Lake City, SC
Architect: McMillan Pazdan Smith
Engineering: Seamon Whiteside
Ceiling + Wall solutions: Armstrong Ceilings
Construction: Thompson Turner Construction
Photographer: Kristopher Decker, Firewater Photography

The new ITG Brands headquarters represents a pivotal moment for their organization, an investment to align their physical space design with their goals for curating an office culture focused on collaboration and inclusivity. Their refreshed office space was designed to prioritize future agility, connection, sustainability, and wellness. In the physical space, this is represented by biophilic elements, environmentally conscious material choices, and flexible architectural furniture solutions to create a workplace that feels intentional and future-ready. 

Furniture configuration throughout the office empowers employees by blending flexible architecture, workstations, and modular lounge pieces that support a range of workstyles. Each space was thoughtfully designed to meet human needs, from curated areas for employees to recharge, to vibrant collaborative areas. More than just functional, the furniture plays a vital role in shaping a space where ITG Brands’ transformation can take root and grow.
 

Location: Greensboro, NC
Dealer: Alfred Williams & Company
Design firm: Michael Graves
General contractor: HICAPS
Photography: Keith Isaacs Photo, LLC

Located in Downers Grove, IL, the 4,000-sf space at Highland Parkway was envisioned as a central hub where tenants could step away from their suites and engage with the broader building community. The design team, in partnership with Cushman & Wakefield and RightSize Facility, set out to create a relaxed yet purposeful environment—one that supports focused work, informal meetings, and spontaneous connection. Every element was considered, from layered lighting and natural textures to acoustics and curated artwork, resulting in a warm, hospitality-inspired atmosphere that feels like an extension of the workplace.

Flexible furniture solutions helped bring this vision to life, offering a mix of modular lounge seating, movable pieces, and varied-height tables to support a range of activities throughout the day. The furniture’s adaptability allows the space to transform based on need—whether it’s quiet solo time or a lively group gathering—while thoughtful finishes and materials reinforce the building’s modern, welcoming aesthetic. The finished space has become a daily destination for tenants, enhancing their experience, encouraging community, and adding lasting value to the property.
 

Location: Downers Grove, IL
Square footage: 4,000 sf
Dealer: Rightsize Facility
Leasing Firm: Cushman & Wakefield
Manufacturing partners: Buzzispace
Region: Chicago House

Located in the heart of Chicago, IL, Cerity Partners' corporate office is a dynamic, welcoming space designed to embody their unwavering commitment to excellence. Thoughtfully crafted to inspire both their employees and clients, this environment fosters collaboration, strengthens relationships, and elevates the overall client experience. Every detail, from the modern furnishings to the strategic layout, has been curated to promote productivity, innovation, and a sense of trust—making it more than just an office, but a true hub of forward-thinking financial expertise.

Perched in a prime corner of the office, the client lounge boasts breathtaking views of Lake Michigan and the city skyline, creating a sophisticated yet inviting space for conversations among employees and clients. On the other side, the work café offers a cozy retreat where team members can recharge, connect, or enjoy a quiet coffee break away from their desks. Every detail of the space is thoughtfully curated to enhance both productivity and hospitality.

Location: Chicago, IL
Square footage: 19,618 sf
Design: Partners by Design
Project Management: Gardiner & Theobald
Photography: Ross Floyd Photography
Region: Chicago House

Butcher & Barrel brings a fresh dining experience to Huntingburg’s vibrant 4th Street, offering top-quality steaks, smoked meats, and an impressive selection of craft cocktails and whiskey. Founded by lifelong friends Jay Maxey, John Patton, and John Schroeder, the restaurant is a natural evolution of their shared passion for barbecue, which began with competing in Kansas City BBQ Society events.

Their dream of opening a restaurant took shape when the perfect location became available, aligning with Huntingburg’s vision for business growth and community engagement. Combined with local partnerships like OFS to provide furniture solutions, and details within inspired by the original banking building, Butcher & Barrel is now a destination where great food, local pride, and lasting friendships come together.

Location: Huntingburg, IN

The transformation of Arizona State University's Wilson Hall reflects the university's commitment to creating purposeful and innovative spaces that support its growing academic programs. The new five-story, 178,000-square-foot facility replaces the original 1956 residence hall, offering a blend of modern design and functionality. With 19 state-of-the-art classrooms, customizable balcony spaces, and shaded walkways, Wilson Hall is designed to meet the needs of today’s students and faculty while contributing to the vibrancy of the campus. The open "canyon" at the ground level creates an all outdoor flow for pedestrian traffic and fosters a sense of community in the heart of campus.

This ambitious project was made possible through the collaboration of multiple partners, including RSP Architects, Corporate Interior Systems, OFS and others. The design prioritizes sustainability and adaptability, ensuring that Wilson Hall remains a cornerstone of the ASU campus for decades to come. This collective effort highlights the power of partnerships in achieving ASU's vision of building spaces that inspire and support academic excellence.

Location: Tempe, AZ
Architect: RSP Architects
Construction: Holder Construction
Dealer: Corporate Interior Systems
Independent Rep Firm: Full Circle Arizona
Electrical: DP Electric
Field research: Langan
Photographer: Jason Rohner 
Awards: LEED Silver
Square footage: 178,000 sf

CBRE partnered with CBRE Design Collective to transform its Richardson, Texas office into a dynamic workspace promoting equity and collaboration. Designed to unite employees of all levels, the office treats space as a shared resource, celebrating diversity and brand identity. Located in the center of the office, the team added vibrant public spaces connected by a staircase that bridges departments and encourages interaction. These areas, strategically placed at the office core, foster connection and innovation by blending work, play, and collaboration.

The design provides varied seating, meeting options, healthy food and beverages, and seamless technology to support flexibility and comfort. By prioritizing inclusivity, the space reflects CBRE’s commitment to valuing diverse perspectives. The result is a workplace that inspires creativity, collaboration, and a sense of belonging for all employees.

Location: Richardson, TX
Square footage: 65,500 sf
Design: CBRE Design Collective
Contractor: Scott + Reid
Photography: Alayna MacPherson Photography

Wabash Valley Produce, located in the heart of Dubois County in Southern Indiana, sought to renovate and expand their office to demonstrate their commitment to employee wellness, customer experience, and elevate the overall brand experience for their company. Wabash Valley Produce is a local, family-owned company in the community.

The design of the space now feels more cohesive, with warm wood paneling and furniture details, biophilia and nature throughout, custom artwork, and plenty of natural light for the teams within. They chose a mix of private offices and collaborative space, both supporting team connection and providing the privacy necessary for the sensitive nature of their work. With the help of The Murray Group, Hafer Design, and others, they brought their vision to life to create a warm, inviting, and cohesive space that encompasses their future vision for the company. 
 

Location: Dubois, Indiana
Square footage: 8,000 sf
Rep Group: The Murray Group
Design: Rebecca Brady with Hafer Design
Architecture: Hafer Design
Photography: Glenn Tang with Black Pixel Studios
 

DLR Group is a 100% employee-owned global team of design experts. In Orlando, their team was rapidly expanding, so they needed a new space that could better support their growth. They began by implementing internal engagement sessions to discover the current highlights and most needed additions for their new office. 

Together, they hoped to reflect the core values of DLR Group in the office design: commitment, creativity, environmental stewardship, fun, integrity, ownership, sharing, and teamwork. To do this, they incorporated sustainability touchpoints like “the sandbar,” a platform in the center of the office crafted from reclaimed barn wood. They added pops of color throughout the office to highlight culture, included views to nature, and crafted work areas that offer a mix of private and collaborative spaces to support various work styles.

Today, the office acts as a central gathering place for the community, with ample space for hosting events. The bright natural light and open concept plan make each team member feel like they’re part of something bigger, and the nearby lake encourages team wellness. This new office is a space that unifies and reflects the excellence and purpose of DLR Group. 

Design: DLR Group 
Dealer: Common Sense Office Furniture 
Photography: Chad Baumer