DHL

This was a complex LEED certification project which coordinated the consolidation of three physical locations, in two different states, into one common facility.  The project required the re-use of some existing cubicles from both states, as well as making refurbished furniture to match. The challenge here was that the fabric on the existing furniture was a discontinued proprietary fabric.  We were able to source a supplier for this fabric and complete the match. New seating, filing and casegoods were purchased, and furniture was custom made for conferencing, training room and cafeteria settings.

Training Room tables were custom made utilizing a UL listed electrical and cable system that allowed for modular reconfiguration and pop up access at table top.  Conference tables had to be made to match Global’s Zira and Bungee systems, and incorporate custom half round metal bases. We also installed multiple computer and audio/visual access at each end of the tables.  Cafeteria tables were made in various non-standard shapes and sizes to maximize seating capacity while conforming to ADA requirements.

 All of these processes had to adhere to the LEED certification requirements in order for DHL to achieve their LEED goals for the new space.  Click here to see what DHL thinks about working with us.