Babcock & Brown, San Francisco, Calif.
Gallery Image Page Informaiton
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The subdued palette of materials and textures creates an interior space that highlights the founder’s personal collection of 16th and 17th century artifacts.
Photo: Benny Chan/Fotoworks
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Elevators bring guests to Babcock & Brown’s reception on the top floor where they are greeted by a curvilinear reception desk.
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Each conference room is enclosed by full length glass store fronts to allow light to flood the core.
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Representative of diamond-plated steel, the metallic painted wall is a dramatic visual washed with light from above.
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Wave ceiling panels offer a decorative element and acoustical efficiencies while animating the space.
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Geometric forms were punched into the gypsum ceiling to capture framed views of the building's structure and volume, creating a stark contrast between the original building’s language and the recently installed modern elements.
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Each breakout area is watched over by one of Babcock’s many samurai warriors.
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Wherever possible, SmithGroup limited the use of non-renewable resources and selected environmentally friendly products, like low VOC paints, “green label plus” carpets, recycled rubber flooring, and renewed material countertops. Large glass windows were also utilized in the perimeter offices to allow light to penetrate the building's core.
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Wave ceiling panels
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