LeanTo Lounge
Every building has those spaces that people are drawn to for escape. Some are intentional through architecture, while others are more natural based on flow and activity or the lack of it. Nooks, alcoves, corridors, and stairs often present an escape and that's exactly what LeanTo is designed to achieve. Outfitted to feel like it was built into your space, LeanTo solves the need to take back our own attention or give full attention to others. Similar to individuals, small groups need to escape as well as align and set pace. Seek shelter from the norm, meet LeanTo.
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What it looks like
- Camira, Blazer, Dartmouth
- Maharam, Canvas by Kvadrat, 254
- Carnegie, Equinox, 2
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Personal spaces
- Reception/Check-In/Welcoming
- Space division
- Lobby/waiting
- Multipurpose areas
- Connect
- Focus
- Restore
- Camira, Blazer, Dartmouth
- Maharam, Canvas by Kvadrat, 254
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Reception/Check-In/Welcoming
- Space division
- Lobby/waiting
- Multipurpose areas
- Camira, Blazer, Dartmouth
- HBF Textiles, Crafted Cloud, Hazelnut
- Maharam, Canvas by Kvadrat, 254
- Camira, Blazer, Trevelyan
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Community
- Reception/Check-In/Welcoming
- Space division
- Lobby/waiting
- Learning spaces
- Focus
- Restore
- Maharam Hero, Kvadrat, 151
- Camira Blazer, Quilt Hourglass, Silverdale
- Designtex, Linen Like, Horizon
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Personal spaces
- Space division
- Learning spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Cafe/dining
- Multipurpose areas
- Connect
- Focus
- Restore
- Camira, Blazer, Silverdale
- Camira, Synergy Quilted Channel, Chemistry
- Camira, Blazer, Silocates
- Maharam Recheck, Kvadrat, 165
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Personal spaces
- Meeting spaces
- Space division
- Learning spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Multipurpose areas
- Connect
- Focus
- Restore
Options
Related typicals
- Id: S200192
- List Price: $116,816.00
- Dimensions: 22' x 27' ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Shared spaces
- Personal spaces
- Meeting spaces
- Learning spaces
- Public spaces
- Multipurpose areas
- Common areas
- Connect
- Discover
- Id: S300414
- List Price: $74,766.00
- Dimensions: 17' x 20' ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Personal spaces
- Meeting spaces
- Reception/Check-In/Welcoming
- Space division
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Multipurpose areas
- Common areas
- Connect
- Restore
- Id: T200146
- List Price: $132,744.00
- Dimensions: 26' x 23' ff
- Workplace
- Shared spaces
- Height adjustable
- Community
- Personal spaces
- Workstations
- Meeting spaces
- Space division
- Connect
- Discover
- Focus
- Id: T300200
- List Price: $44,499.00
- Dimensions: 20' x 12'
- Footprint: More than 150 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Lobby/waiting
- Connect
- Restore
- Id: T300201
- List Price: $21,102.00
- Dimensions: 13' x 10'
- Footprint: 50-100 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Space division
- Lobby/waiting
- Multipurpose areas
- Connect
- Restore
- Id: T300203
- List Price: $55,992.00
- Dimensions: 22' x 15'
- Footprint: More than 150 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Meeting spaces
- Space division
- Lobby/waiting
- Multipurpose areas
- Restore
- Id: T300351
- List Price: $48,794.00
- Dimensions: 18' x 12' ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Personal spaces
- Space division
- Connect
- Focus
- Restore
- Id: T300352
- List Price: $41,487.00
- Dimensions: 13' x 7' ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Personal spaces
- Space division
- Focus
- Restore
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Location: Philadelphia, PA
Designer: Meyer Design
Architects: Jess Nixon, Debra Breslow
Commercial Real Estate: JLL
Contractors: D&R
Photographer: Jeffrey Totaro
DLR Group was tasked with transforming the 2nd floor of an existing building on the University of Miami's campus into a vibrant student village that would support various student organizations. To start, DLR Group established interactive engagement sessions with the students and faculty themselves, as well as the University of Miami's Office of Design and Construction to discover how to best represent each group and support their individual needs.
The Whitten Center Student Village provides space for various cultural student organizations reflecting the vibrant community at the University of Miami. To best highlight each group, DLR Group turned to their in-house Experiential Graphics Team to create custom murals throughout the space. They also made sure to meet with each student org to choose a color palette and patterns that would best represent their unique cultural identities. The Village also houses the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, the LGBTQ+ Student Center, the Graduate Student Organization, and the newly implemented Veteran Resource Center. Several open student lounges encourage collaboration and engagement between these groups and all students who pass through the Whitten Center.
“I am proud of many different things on the project, but my favorite part was seeing the joy and excitement on the students’ faces when they came in for the photoshoot.” - Karli Kronmiller, DLR Group
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Architecture/Design: DLR Group
Construction: Messam Construction
Carpet: Interface Flooring
University: University of Miami
Photography: Chad Baumer
The Phoenix Financial Center, affectionately known as “The Punchcard Building,” because of the pattern on the back of the complex, has been an iconic representation of cutting-edge architectural design in Phoenix since its completion in 1964. It was one of the first planned multi-use facilities in the United States, incorporating shopping, dining, residential areas, and office space.
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Marriott Vacations wanted to move from their outdated office space to an updated space that would better reflect their array of brands and unify their team. With nearly 300,000 square feet of workspace across 9 stories, the project represents one of the largest corporate office projects in Florida. Crafted in partnership with Hunton Brady, JLL, CI Group Orlando, Finfrock, DPR Construction, and others, the space is a clear investment in their employees through wellness, flexibility, and a dynamic reflection of their reputable brand.
Location: Orlando, FL
Architect: Hunton Brady
Dealer: CI Group Orlando
Project Manager: JLL
Construction: DPR Construction
Engineering: Finfrock
Photographer: Chad Baumer
Designed by Webb Associates
In 1989, after decades working in furniture design, Roger Webb founded Webb Associates a design consultancy based in London. Today, Roger still leads the firm, but now is joined by fellow designers David Lancaster and Tony DaCosta. Webb Associates are known for their ergonomic expertise and carefully tailored design solutions. Our partnership with Roger and his team has produced some of our favorite product lines, such as Kaleid, Fleet, Hydra, Ezel, Genus, Heya, LeanTo, Obeya, and Kasura by OFS.
