Our design team celebrated the exposed, original hardwood and stone flooring as well as the concrete ceiling and columns with a juxtaposition of chic and stylish lighting in this downtown Seattle theatre building. The design team extended the foyer space and lighting into the corridor while the open break room serves as a buzzy atmosphere […]
This project is a 32,000 square foot build-out for a tech company. The layout of the space emphasizes open offices around the perimeter and meeting and conference rooms in the core. The overall design of the space was inspired by the nimbleness of cars. The scheme is represented through clean, strong lines and exposed natural
Expeditors was a 72,000 SF project spread across three floors of an entire building. Design inspiration was pulled from the surrounding landscape of their office campus located in Federal Way. Our team incorporated subtle nature and industrial design elements while executing an aesthetic that best represented the client. Each floor had a distinct color palette
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Portent, a rapidly growing marketing agency, moved into this 17,000 SF space in the Madison Centre building in the heart of downtown Seattle. The design team reflected Portent’s bold mantras and vision through environmentally conscious materials, locally sourced furniture, and an eclectic mix of materials and finishes. The space itself now has several touch-down areas
Burgess Design was tasked with updating a premier space within a software campus. This is an event space that hosts high-level executives, local and national politicians, and celebrities. Our primary focus was to bring light into the space while allowing privacy for visiting dignitaries. This was achieved by removing much of the built-in dark cabinetry
The design inspiration for Budge & Heipt drew from the sleekness of a New York City loft space, using natural materials and a clean color palette throughout the reception area and hallways. Our team also used large-scale graphics, antique mirrors, luxury vinyl tile, and decorative lighting to elevate an already engaging and inviting space. As
For this project, our team wanted to reflect PMI’s pursuit of product innovation and sustainability in their workspace and did so by integrating nature and industrial design. In the reception area, we played with materials that brought out the core of PMI’s culture by thoughtfully selecting wood and moss textures and partnered them alongside concrete,
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For this 40,000+ sf project, we created a functional, intelligent workspace that continued to follow the latest company design standards. The variety of spaces included, but not limited to: collaboration rooms, conferencing areas, team and project rooms, reception/lobby area, mother’s rooms and cafés.
The Burgess design team worked with H.D. Fowler Company to develop the corporate workplace design standards that are now being implemented in the company’s branch locations across four western states. The creation of standards were developed from discussions, interviews, and questionnaires with the employees and all levels of stakeholders over the course of three months.
WNDR is a successful interactive and immersive art museum whose locations had included Chicago and San Diego. The Burgess team was tasked with assisting their expansion into downtown Seattle at a prime location within the Maritime building on the new western waterfront. Given the historic nature of the building, one of the design goals was
