Kitchens, Conference Rooms, & Restrooms
After decades of building workplace interiors throughout Greater Boston, Corderman & Company has learned that some of the most meaningful spaces are the ones that employees use every day.
Kitchens and cafés create places for people to gather during the moments in between hectic work schedules and meetings. They offer an opportunity to caffeinate, fuel up, take a breath, connect with colleagues, and build company culture.
Conference rooms serve as another cornerstone of the workplace. It’s where strategy is developed, partnerships are strengthened, decisions are made, and important conversations take place. Thoughtful planning and quality construction ensure these spaces can support everything from daily team meetings to presentations with clients and stakeholders to interviewing your next potential hire.
And then there are restrooms, spaces that may not immediately come to mind when envisioning an impressive workplace, but have just as much potential to make an impact. Often an extension of the overall design, they provide another opportunity to carry materials, finishes, and details throughout a project while prioritizing privacy, comfort, and convenience.
Kitchens, conference rooms, restrooms, and other smaller spaces come with complexities of their own. Millwork, plumbing, technology, lighting, tile, fixtures, finishes, and countless other details require careful coordination among project and trade partners.
A workplace is ultimately the sum of its parts. The spaces that may appear secondary on a floor plan often play a large role in how people experience an office each day. For the Corderman team, that means approaching every space with the same level of care, because when it comes to building exceptional workplaces, the little details help make the whole.
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Corderman & Company recently completed the renovation of Greater Boston Legal Services’ office space in the North End. Construction consisted of a waiting area, elevator lobby, conference rooms, open work areas with workstations, and more!