Success Stories
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Co-Merge Workplace
Co-Merge Workplace
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Envisioned as a shared workspace to foster networking, collaboration, and education while at the same time being productive and comfortable, Co-Merge turned to Allsteel for product solutions to support multiple workstyles.
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North Hennepin Community College
North Hennepin Community College
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North Hennepin Community College received funding to build a new 70,000-square-foot business and technology center on campus. They decided on a mix of Merge and Get Set table configurations that suited their needs, both functionally and aesthetically.
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Federal Government Agency
Federal Government Agency
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One of the largest GSA contracts in Allsteel history required a very aggressive timeline for the 85 truckloads of furniture needed to outfit this space.
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Huron Consulting Group LLC
Huron Consulting Group LLC
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Consistently faced with the challenge to office more people in less space and to utilitze space as efficiently as possible, Huron turned to Allsteel in order to achieve these goals.
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Hillsboro Civic Center
Hillsboro Civic Center
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The Hillsboro, Oregon, Civic Center is a LEED-certified complex on three city blocks that consolidated employees into one space.
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FortisBC
FortisBC
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With the challenge of opening two new call centers, FortisBC wanted to incorporate flexibility, ergonomics, and power options into the workplace. Stride’s kit-of-parts provided a highly adaptable solution that accommodated workers’ needs.
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Nike Golf R&D
Nike Golf R&D
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When you're on the leading edge of golf technology, you expect your office furniture to perform. Nike discovered a company willing to go the extra mile to ensure customer satisfaction.
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SMA America, LLC
SMA America, LLC
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This cutting-edge technology company required sophisticated workspace furniture that could adapt as quickly as their industry changes while supporting their environmentally focused culture.
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PATH
PATH
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PATH, a non-profit organization that works to improve health and well-being around the world, underwent a headquarters office relocation and moved to 100% open workstations.
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ASHRAE
ASHRAE
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The Atlanta-based American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) not only wanted a LEED-certified space, but one that exceeded their own energy standards.
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Fandango
Fandango
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This space features a mix of Allsteel panels and Gunlocke desking creating an open, collaborative setting for Fandango's corporate headquarters in Los Angeles.
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Legacy Healthcare
Legacy Healthcare
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This non-profit specialty clinic needed furniture in a layout that would better fit employees’ needs and be flexible enough to serve the organization through continued growth. With Stride, they achieved that and a lot more.
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Design Concepts, Inc.
Design Concepts, Inc.
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This innovative and progressive design firm wanted its refurbished workspace to reflect its work culture and values. Not only was their space transformed, they achieved more collaboration among employees as a result.
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Aardex LLC
Aardex LLC
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Aardex, a property development company specializing in lean construction, designed their Signature Centre to be the first LEED-CS Platinum-certified commercial building in the United States.
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DIRECTV, Inc.
DIRECTV, Inc.
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A smaller, more efficient floorplan was made visually exciting with an inspiring mix of fabric, surfaces, and custom material. This feel-good work environment reflects the creativity of its users.
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PlanetOut, Inc.
PlanetOut, Inc.
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PlanetOut had some unique requirements for office furniture. It came down to creating a balance between being fun and being professional.
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Eidos-Montreal
Eidos-Montreal
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One of the fastest-rising stars in the video game development, Eidos-Montreal was preparing for its fourth expansion. They found Terrace workstations to be a perfect fit.
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