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Meet The Room Collection—a modular system of architectural building blocks that makes space work smarter. Whether it’s deep focus, spontaneous collaboration or a quiet moment alone, create a workspace designed to adapt. No drywall required.
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What it looks like
- Meeting spaces
- Focus spaces
- Focus
- Meeting spaces
- Focus spaces
- Focus
- Community spaces
- Focus
- Meeting spaces
- Focus spaces
Related typicals
- Id: S300007
- List Price: $78,015.00
- Dimensions: 10' x 18' ff
- Community spaces
- Welcoming spaces
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Children's areas
- Family respite
- Common areas
- Connect
- Focus
- Restore
- Id: S400095
- List Price: $93,624.00
- Dimensions: 22' x 13' ff
- Community spaces
- Focus spaces
- Shared spaces
- Multipurpose areas
- Connect
- Discover
- Id: T200001
- List Price: $48,196.00
- Dimensions: 8' x 4' ff
- Shared spaces
- Personal spaces
- Public spaces
- Common areas
- Restore
Related case studies
Neat, a leading video device company, has officially opened its first U.S. Experience Center and office in San Jose, California. Located only a few blocks from Santana Row, the vibrant heart of San Jose, this space serves as both a workplace for employees and a hands-on experience center for partners and customers to explore Neat’s product portfolio. Featuring Neat and partner technologies, the over 10,000 square foot space includes spacious conference rooms, huddle areas, an open-seating theater, phone booths, a research and development lab, and more to help customers imagine the possibilities for workplace design.
ROOM and OFS have come together to transform ROOM’s 5,000-square-foot showroom in the heart of New York’s SoHo neighborhood. Originally an industrial district, SoHo evolved into a thriving artist enclave before its designation as a historic landmark in 1973. The showroom, located at 121 Greene Street, occupies the entire second floor of a building constructed in 1883, which has served a wide range of purposes over the years. Today, the ground floor houses multiple retail tenants, while the upper floors are single-unit residential spaces.
