Make Your Space work better

A physical space can do more than look good. It can make a complex place easier to navigate, help employees feel connected to the company, improve the customer experience and make the business more memorable. We look at what people actually need from the space and how they use it. We identify thoughtful changes that can make the biggest difference and help you put your brand into your space.

GRINDS HQ

Make the workplace help the team feel at home.
When GRINDS moved from Oakland to a new headquarters in Westfield, they wanted the space to reflect the small but mighty team they had built. Rather than simply adding art to the walls, we created an environment around TEAM GRINDS. We brought their values and team mentality into the space with a subtle nod to the energy of a stadium. The result gives people something to discover while making the headquarters a more distinctive and enjoyable place to spend every day.

PRAIRIE VIEW GOLF CLUB

Making a complex place easier to navigate and enjoy.

Prairie View needed more than additional wayfinding after updating their space and adding services. We looked at the questions first-time visitors were most likely to have and used the existing space to answer them more intuitively. Clearer navigation reduced friction across the property, while warmer materials and thoughtful details helped the interiors feel more welcoming. The result made it easier for people to understand where to go, what to expect and enjoy the experience along the way.

FIELD BREWING

Make a large space feel considered as a whole.

FIELD’s large footprint, high ceilings and varied spaces needed more than a collection of individual moments. We helped shape the environment as a whole, using large-scale graphics, signage, murals and lighting to establish a consistent tone throughout the property. Fewer, more intentional interventions helped the different spaces feel connected while giving the scale of the building something to work against.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF INDIANAPOLIS

Make the space feel like a commitment to the brand.

Harley-Davidson of Indianapolis wanted its contemporary dealership to feel connected to the history and culture behind the brand. We developed and implemented large-scale signs, graphics and environmental moments that brought that story into the space without making it feel overly nostalgic. The result is a dealership that feels less like a place that simply sells motorcycles and more like a commitment to the brand and community around them.