WORKDESIGN MAGAZINE | December 18, 2018 by Alexis Ramos
MBH Architects was challenged with creating a 13,000-square-foot space that featured a minimalist aesthetic while also including subtle nods to the eco-friendly footwear brand’s identity and building’s history.After designing an office for the allbirds headquarters in Jackson Square, one of San Francisco’s oldest historic districts, MBH Architects was able to achieve a harmonious balance between the brand’s playful and sporty aesthetic and the desire for a professional space that honors the original structure through preserving existing design elements.
In order to incorporate and improve connectivity within the culture, the designers provided Allbirds with a grand central staircase focal point, glass-enclosed conference rooms, open work-stations, and communal seating and gathering areas.
