Fort Worth, Texas – This 8,000 SF adaptive reuse on Fort Worth’s iconic Foch Street converted a former warehouse into a bustling, thriving law firm.  We strategically placed the private offices along the perimeter of the building with ceilings open to structure to profit from existing natural light, while the core office program, including a large conference room, storage room, break area, and restrooms, are lidded with tall gypsum board ceilings under the raised center glass ridge of the existing roof.  The open office area is floored with stained and sealed concrete while the upper perimeter exposes sheet-metal ductwork and a black and white open cable management system.  Modular workstations lining the hallways provide an efficient, collaborative work environment with intrinsic noise-dampening qualities, which is achieved in the private offices with sophisticated, linear broadloom carpet, wooden casegoods, and upholstered guest seating.  Specialty design features include a 20’-0” stone and metal conference table, and a built-in reception desk with wood and stone paneling, a decorative resin inset, and through-body laminate work-surface.  Custom window treatments including light-emitting roller shades and semi-opaque sheer drapery panels help maintain climate control and privacy while sleek, upholstered lounge furniture and suspended, linear light fixtures provide a bright and comfortable atmosphere for employees and clients.