
Opening up room for collaboration
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce approached LWG Principal Marc Letellier with a challenge. In redesigning their office space, they wanted him to create a space that would remove the silos within their organization and create a variety of settings to encourage interaction and collaboration. The former space was intensely enclosed, with a high degree of private offices.
Interior Designer: Marc Letellier, ARIDO
Design Firm: LWG Architectural Interiors
Photographer: Kevin BĂ©langer
Rebalancing the distribution of space was a key to the success for this client. Space has been opened up to create an interactive work environment, both in the open office area (unified by a single linear LED light fixture) to a large reception zone and adjacent lounge used for hospitality functions. These are balanced with updated meeting rooms and privacy rooms.
LWG Interior Designer Gabrielle Leamaire, ARIDO was a key design team member for this project, developing conceptual elements, working drawings and assisting throughout the construction period.
Related
-
Inclusive Design in Action: Ottawa City Hall’s Gender-Neutral Washrooms
LWG Architectural Interiors had the opportunity to work with the City of Ottawa in tranforming their public washroom facilities into the first fully inclusive gender-neutral washrooms in Cit ...
-
What to ask before hiring an Interior Designer
Here at Sanura Design we love educated clients- and curious clients. An integral part of our process is ensuring our clients have all the information they need- and that includes k ...
-
A Space Built on a Collaborative Approach to Design
In embracing post-pandemic design requirements, our client, International Research Development Centre (IDRC), assembled a group of employees to work closely with LWG to create a successful c ...