Gallery Image Page Informaiton
[Run Gallery Manager]
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Employees use Steelcase's MediaScape for video conferencing.
Photo courtesy Steelcase
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On a redesigned Steelcase office floor, employees without assigned desks can choose where to work depending on work style, the task at hand, or time of day.
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The newly renovated interiors of Steelcase's corporate headquarters are open and flexible, with multiple seating arrangements.
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Options range from comfortable sofas and booths to more traditional meeting spaces, and desks that can be adjusted for seated or standing positions.
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Employees use Steelcase's MediaScape for video conferencing.
Photo courtesy Steelcase
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Shimoda's design for the cafeteria includes a number of food stations organized by cuisine.
Photo Benny Chan/Fotoworks
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The temperature of cove fixtures throughout the Work Café is consistent with natural light, brightening the lower-level space.
Photo Benny Chan/Fotoworks
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Just outside the Work Café, a terrace allows employees to relax outdoors in varied seating arrangements.
Photo Benny Chan/Fotoworks
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In the Work Café, columns are wrapped in mirror-like stainless steel and etched with Steelcase's many design patents, allowing employees to consider their efforts in relation to the products.
Photo Benny Chan/Fotoworks
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The designers imagined the walnut staircase and canopy as a stint that increases flow. "The idea of the stint really resonated because it opened up this artery into the main atrium space," explains designer Susan Chang.
Photo Benny Chan/Fotoworks
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