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Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C.

Providence, RI

Environments at Work partnered with Adler, Pollock & Sheehan to bring their new Providence headquarters to life—delivering a sophisticated, functional, and budget-conscious workspace that reflects the prestigious law firm’s elevated brand.

In collaboration with Vision3 Architects, the project centered on refined private offices, executive conference rooms, and inviting lounge areas for its 100 employees—furnished exclusively with Haworth for a cohesive and elevated aesthetic. Our team recommended Haworth for its versatile, high-quality offerings and efficient project execution. The result is a modern, elegant workspace that supports both daily operations and long-term growth.

Leadership and staff praise the new environment for its comfort, usability, and design—reinforcing the impact of thoughtful planning and trusted partnerships.

20,000 SF

Architecture/Interior Design
Vision 3 Architects
Photography
Rue Sakayama
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Goulston & Storrs

Boston, MA

Environments at Work partnered with Goulston & Storrs to design and install a sophisticated workspace as they transitioned from a waterfront brick-and-beam building to a newly renovated high-rise in Post Office Square. The result is a workspace that meets the client’s high aesthetics, functionality, and budget standards, delivering a dynamic office environment that supports their forward-thinking goals.

Scope

  • 206 private offices
  • 133 workstations
  • 342 task chairs (Haworth Zody)
  • 85 lateral files
  • 15 conference tables

Solutions

Meeting High Aesthetic Standards on a Fixed Budget: A highly customized product solution was required to align with the design firm’s vision while adhering to a strict “not to exceed” budget. This was achieved through a blended solution using Haworth and Tuohy products, developed in close collaboration with manufacturers to optimize options and pricing.

Onsite Mockup for Precision and Client Approval: An onsite mockup of a private office and two workstations allowed for design evaluation, ensuring all customized elements worked seamlessly. It also demonstrated the high quality and fit-and-finish of the proposed solution to the client.

Coordinated Teamwork: Success required open communication and collaboration across all stakeholders, ensuring efficient and cohesive solutions.

105,000 SF

Architect
Elkus Manfredi
Designer
Elkus Manfredi
Photography
Connie Zhou
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Sheehan Phinney

Manchester, NH

Sheehan Phinney’s office underwent a transformative, two-phase renovation, modernizing its workspace to enhance collaboration and maximize natural light. The result is a forward-thinking office space that fosters productivity, collaboration, and employee well-being.

The redesign prioritizes openness and connectivity, integrating:

  • Height-adjustable desks for ergonomic flexibility
  • Open collaboration areas to foster teamwork
  • A mix of private offices, workstations, and team rooms for a dynamic and adaptable environment

To achieve a balance of functionality and style, the project features top-tier furnishings, including:

  • AIS Calibrate casegoods & AIS Matrix workstations
  • JSI guest & lounge seating
  • Allseating task chairs
  • Kimball ancillary furnishings

42,000 SF

Architect
Bargmann Hendrie + Archetype, Inc.
Designer
Laura Fairbanks
Construction
Tremont
Photography
Bruce Martin
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Ampersand Capital Partners

Boston, MA

When Ampersand Capital decided to relocate from Wellesley to a state-of-the-art office at One Post Office Square in downtown Boston, they sought a partner who could deliver a workspace that reflected their growth, culture, and vision for the future. With a focus on collaboration, flexibility, and modern design, Environments at Work (EAW) played a pivotal role in bringing this project to life by shaping furniture solutions that aligned with Ampersand’s dynamic needs while staying true to their brand identity. Check out the Video!

Working closely with the design team at Visnick & Caulfield, led by Daniela Maher, and contractor Columbia, EAW’s team developed thoughtful layouts for the space. The office design accommodates approximately 50 employees and features a mix of open work areas, private offices with panoramic city views, and collaborative zones, including conference rooms, huddle spaces, and café-style seating. Throughout the process, Ampersand’s executive team was deeply involved, ensuring that every detail—from layout modifications to material finishes was tailored to create a workspace that balances forward-thinking innovation with employee comfort.

What set this project apart was seamless collaboration and adaptability. Our team partnered with Ampersand to refine furniture solutions that met both aesthetic aspirations and functional requirements. The result is a vibrant, modern workspace that reflects Ampersand’s commitment to its people and sustainability, housed within a LEED-certified building in the heart of Boston.

Ampersand Capital’s new office is more than a workplace—it’s a statement of their dedication to creating an inspiring environment where teams can thrive.

16,000 SF

Architect
Visnick & Caulfield
Designer
Daniela Maher
Construction
Columbia Construction
Photography
Flylisted
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SGA

Boston, MA

Our team collaborated with SGA to design and install their new, 15K SF office space at 99 High Street. With SGA’s relocation, they sought to create a workspace that was unique, innovative, and flexible to accommodate the evolving needs of their team.

This project stands out due to the hands-on involvement of the SGA team, making it a truly customized workspace that reflects their commitment to a forward-thinking, employee-centered workplace environment.

15,000 SF

Architect/Designer
SGA
Photography
Connie Zhou Photography

The project encompassed various ancillary spaces, including a reception area designed to welcome clients and showcase SGA’s projects, versatile meeting spaces, lounges, and an upgraded café where employees could unwind and socialize away from their desks.

Jillian Giuliano, Ancillary Advisor for the AT WORK COLLABORATIVE™ family of brands, was instrumental in curating the perfect selection of products and working alongside the SGA team to bring their vision to life. Her leadership and deep expertise ensured the creation of a stunning and functional space.

Environments at Work (EAW) utilized its effective and collaborative “live design” process with SGA’s team, offering a range of furniture options in real-time to ensure transparency and inclusivity throughout the decision-making process. The team worked diligently to integrate a substantial amount of furniture from the existing space, carefully blending these pieces with new elements to achieve a cohesive and harmonious look.

Read more: SGA Announces New Office: The Firm’s Boston HQ Will Move To 99 High Street

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Easy Mile Fitness

Boston, MA

The Easy Mile Fitness project showcases a seamless blend of functionality and aesthetics. By leveraging custom solutions and incorporating the client’s brand identity, the result is a vibrant, cohesive, and personalized workspace that reflects the energetic spirit of Easy Mile Fitness as a franchisee of Planet Fitness. The successful collaboration between EAW, Dyer Brown, Sienna, and the client demonstrates the capability to overcome challenges and deliver a unique, tailored office environment.

Project Highlights

  • Franchisee of Planet Fitness: The client, Easy Mile Fitness, is a franchisee of Planet Fitness. This unique aspect influenced the design, incorporating Planet Fitness colors into the finish palette. Custom purple guest chairs and acoustical treatments bring the brand identity into the workspace.
  • Showroom Inspiration: The client was impressed with a showroom visit, particularly admiring the workstations. The design team virtually replicated these workstations in the new space, showcasing a cohesive and appealing look.
  • Custom Solutions: The project embraced a significant number of custom solutions. The executive offices and boardrooms are entirely custom, from tables to work walls. Close collaboration with the client ensured that their vision was brought to life in these distinctive spaces.
  • Cohesive Look: The finishes between the millwork, workstations, and private offices were carefully matched to create a cohesive and professional aesthetic throughout the office space.

Product Solutions/Applications

  • (16) workstations (Haworth)
  • (8) private offices (Haworth)
  • (2) custom executive offices
  • Café and kitchen area
  • Small conference room and huddle room (Haworth Veda chairs; National custom tables)
  • Boardroom featuring a custom black matte back-painted glass table (Enwork) and custom chairs (Keilhauer)

10,000 SF

Designer
Dyer Brown
Construction
Siena Construction
Photography
Ben Gebo

workstations

Private Offices

Cafe, Kitchen & Meeting

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Financial Services Firm

Boston, MA

This financial services firm partnered with Environments at Work to craft a modern office space for approximately 150 employees. The goal was to design a functional, sustainable workplace that supports a hybrid work model. With an open office layout and industrial design elements, the project emphasizes modernity and efficiency.

Notably, this project showcases a commitment to modern design, sustainability, and the successful integration of a hybrid work approach. It’s the result of collaboration among renowned design and construction professionals, resulting in a cutting-edge workspace tailored precisely to the client’s needs.

Embracing the hybrid work model, the project incorporates features for flexibility and adaptability. The client opted for a “free-address” environment, providing employees with freedom in choosing their workstations. Sustainability was a key focus, with a commitment to refurbishing and reusing existing Humanscale Liberty Chairs. Additionally, 100% of existing task chairs were gifted to employees for their work-from-home setups.

Product Solutions/Applications

  • (150) Open Area Workstations (Haworth Echo HAT)
  • Custom-Fabricated Bookable Offices (Haworth HAT Desks)
  • Conference Rooms
  • Collaboration & Huddle Spaces
  • Client Oasis Area & Café
  • Wellness Rooms
  • Outdoor Patios (2)
  • Phone Rooms & Booths
  • Custom Fabricated Reception Desk
  • Lockers

The project utilized high-quality products from various manufacturers, including Haworth, Hush Booths, Cappellini, Cassina, Andreu World, Arper, Slyde Lockers, Erik Rueda Design Lab, Humanscale, Hightower, Hay, Vermont Farm Table, Bernhardt, Davis, Landscape Forms, Stylex, Senator Chair, Skram, Extendo, Extremis, Molteni, Mizetto, Claridge, and Ethnicraft.

37,000 SF

Architect
Gensler
Designer
Gensler
Construction
Elaine Construction
Photography
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VHB

Boston, MA

In pursuit of a vibrant office makeover, Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. (VHB) enlisted the expertise of Environments at Work (EAW) to orchestrate a seamless relocation and redesign, tailored to accommodate their growing team of 50 employees. With a longstanding partnership spanning over 15 years, EAW has consistently implemented uniform furniture standards across various VHB office spaces.

Motivated by the evolving landscape, exacerbated by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, VHB opted to rethink their office environments. Over the past three years, they experimented with office design concepts specifically crafted to enhance support for a hybrid workplace model in diverse satellite offices. However, it was the downtown Boston office that marked the full-scale implementation of these innovative ideas and designs in a single location.

The outcome is nothing short of impressive—a captivating and inclusive workplace that caters to the diverse work styles of its occupants. The downtown Boston office now stands as a testament to the successful integration of cutting-edge design concepts, providing a harmonious and supportive environment for all employees.

Product solutions/manufacturers: Haworth, Haworth Collection, Keilhauer, Davis, Nienkamper, Andreu World

Architect/Designer
CBT Architects
Construction
Corderman & Company
Photography
Raj Das

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Meet Boston

Boston, MA

Meet Boston engaged Environments at Work (EAW) in its workspace transformation. After significant growth, Meet Boston relocated its office to a vibrant new space on Boston’s Greenway.

The project showcases thoughtful design and furnishings, highlighting the company’s commitment to fostering creativity, embodying innovation, inclusion, collaboration, and a dedication to employee well-being. The highly-branded space reflects Meet Boston’s vibrant and fun culture. It celebrates the physical move in Meet Boston’s story as a not-for-profit marketing organization focused on enhancing the economy of Boston and introducing you to all the things the city has to offer.

The contemporary space, with stellar city views, accommodates 55 employees and was designed with a comfortable hospitality tone – functioning as a space to accommodate office events and as an operable office.

Product solutions and applications:

  • High-end private offices with wood furniture
  • Efficient 6×6 workstations create significant space for shared amenity areas
  • Conference rooms and huddle rooms
  • Ample event space with tables and seating for hosting

10,000 SF

Architect/Designer
Ebbrell Architecture + Design
Construction
Commodore Builders
Photography
Lightshed Photography Studio

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Ensoma

Boston, MA

Environments at Work (EAW) delivered a bright, modern, functional space for Ensoma at its new offices and lab space in South Boston.

Specific finishes and materials were selected to create an elevated space while visually connecting the traditional workstation layout to the lab and open areas. The result exudes a residential vibe that engages employees.

Through clear and constant communications, EAW and the client maintained expectations throughout the two-phase project, from simplifying the design and specification to expediting delivery and installation.

Product solutions and applications:

  • 64 workstations, reception, and eight private offices, all by AIS
  • Conference, meeting, huddle, and phone rooms providing choices for team collaboration or individual privacy
  • Wellness room
  • Public lounge areas
  • Lab space

26,800 SF

Architect
ACTWO Architects
Construction
Jones Lang LaSalle
Photography
Ben Gebo