Corderman Team Completes Multi-Floor Buildout

Oct 18

October 18, 2023

Corderman & Company recently completed a multi-floor buildout for a confidential investment firm in downtown Boston. This elevated office space, with panoramic views of the city, features a four-story interconnected staircase highlighted by one hundred seventy-five decorative pendant lights designed as a waterfall of lights cascading from the top floor.

An integrated conference center, defined by a series of meeting rooms with state-of-the-art audiovisual capabilities and acoustical performance, was constructed to support internal and external training and client engagement.

The interior of an office space, the forefront features an countertop with the tops of three chairs peeking over the surface. A staircase leads up to the second floor. It has wooden bleacher style seating around it as well as plants and greenery.

Construction also featured the development of a café environment designed to be both inviting and accommodating with the introduction of soft seating banquettes, innovative case work, and an audiovisual experience that welcomes employee engagement and collaboration.

The project uniquely presents a functional workplace office design concept that promotes the flexibility of built space and simultaneous management of the modern work environment.

A multi-floor staircase is pictured. The stairs have many long vertical strings coming through the opening created in the center, small light orbs are suspended on these strings. A seating area is visible in the background.

Thank you to our Project Team:
David Corderman - Principal
Lisa Borelli - Assistant Project Manager
Steve Mendes - Superintendent
Dave MacNeil - Field Operations
Victor Cavero & Lewis Hopkins – Trucking
Ignacio Acuna, Gumo Buenrostro, Jim MacNeil, Elizabeth Acosta - Labor
And our Corderman Carpentry team

Thank you to our Project Partners:
Property Manager - Newmark
Engineering Team – Vanderweil Engineers
Design Team - NELSON Worldwide
Structural Engineer - LeMessurier

And Thank You to our Trade Partners!

Photography by Anton Grassl

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