This one hundred and sixty person office was the hub for a thriving, specialized industrial vehicle design and assembly team. Products being engineered and fabricated within the facility were second to no one. The innovation that was put into the product was not seen in the outdated office spaces. Employees had not seen any updates in over thirty years and this along with space inefficiencies and work flow was impeding progress. Traffic within the facility included plant workers with oil and grease, archival information for all areas and sales staff needing space to house promotional material. An internal renovation committee was tasked with identifying the needs of each group and how the execution of each phase would be accomplished. The finishes had to have industrial performance while maintain a current aesthetic. The final challenge was the construction process had to be complete in phases and scheduled around holiday time, when the occupants where not within the space, or manage the reposition of employees at each stage.

The comprehensive renovation of this 160-person office by Decca Design resulted in significant RODI, optimizing the space for efficient business operations within an existing framework. The four-phase plan skillfully managed the workflow and space needs of diverse employee groups, revitalizing the office with new desks, meeting spaces, and high-performance flooring. Each phase, building on the success of the previous, improved efficiencies and boosted employee morale. The final branded look aligns with the company’s current vision and future aspirations, showcasing how strategic interior design can profoundly impact business productivity and employee satisfaction.