Attention to details in the design of the lobby was the key to transformation of the space from ordinary to special. This office renovation project of 27,000 SF was challenging due to the limitations of the existing space as well as the need to plan for functional offices to support a new state-of-the art prescription fulfillment system.

Interior design services included programming, space planning, architectural detailing, development of the reflected ceiling and lighting plan, finish and furniture selections, graphic design and artwork procurement.

A major part of this project was the layout and specification of the furniture systems. A Request for Proposal package was developed by the interior design team to insure the client obtained the best quality at a competitive price.

Data entry workstations were given visual interest by the use of glass and angled panels. Groups of ten workstations were arranged in a cluster to facilitate team interaction.

Training tables were chosen for their ability to carry power from the walls through each table using an integrated power system.

Louer Facility Planning designers created multiple lighting "scenes" to facilitate several types of presentations.