MICHAEL OSBORNE DESIGN STUDIO
The architectural part of buildings around a piazza provided the perfect format for the Michael Osborne Design Studio, a nationally recognized graphic design firm. Located within a large, warehouse space in San Francisco, the design takes advantage of the spacious building shell, and of the views to an adjacent garden. The offices and conference room are arranged around a central design core, where individual workstations are clustered. Designed as low “buildings,” the spaces admit the maximum amount of light from the perimeter, which is oriented toward the outdoors. The “urban” design allows for the energy and interconnectivity of a pedestrian neighborhood. The interior architecture is rendered in clear finished wood, integral color plaster, steel and glass. Custom lighting fixtures, which resemble light posts in a public setting, centralize the axis of the design core. Two skylights complete the wonderfully spacious atmosphere, with additional warmth from the fireplace and Mediterranean colors.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Type: Commercial Tenant Improvement
Size: 5,000 sq ft
Completed: 1995
Architectural Team
Design Principal: Cass Smith
Project Architect: Jim Miller
Consultants
Lighting: David Malman, Architectural Lighting Design
General Contractor: Mike Hazel, Hazel Construction
Photography: Christopher Irion
Location: San Francisco, CA
Type: Commercial Tenant Improvement
Size: 5,000 sq ft
Completed: 1995
Architectural Team
Design Principal: Cass Smith
Project Architect: Jim Miller
Consultants
Lighting: David Malman, Architectural Lighting Design
General Contractor: Mike Hazel, Hazel Construction
Photography: Christopher Irion
MICHAEL OSBORNE DESIGN STUDIO
The architectural part of buildings around a piazza provided the perfect format for the Michael Osborne Design Studio, a nationally recognized graphic design firm. Located within a large, warehouse space in San Francisco, the design takes advantage of the spacious building shell, and of the views to an adjacent garden. The offices and conference room are arranged around a central design core, where individual workstations are clustered. Designed as low “buildings,” the spaces admit the maximum amount of light from the perimeter, which is oriented toward the outdoors. The “urban” design allows for the energy and interconnectivity of a pedestrian neighborhood. The interior architecture is rendered in clear finished wood, integral color plaster, steel and glass. Custom lighting fixtures, which resemble light posts in a public setting, centralize the axis of the design core. Two skylights complete the wonderfully spacious atmosphere, with additional warmth from the fireplace and Mediterranean colors.
MICHAEL OSBORNE DESIGN STUDIO
The architectural part of buildings around a piazza provided the perfect format for the Michael Osborne Design Studio, a nationally recognized graphic design firm. Located within a large, warehouse space in San Francisco, the design takes advantage of the spacious building shell, and of the views to an adjacent garden. The offices and conference room are arranged around a central design core, where individual workstations are clustered. Designed as low “buildings,” the spaces admit the maximum amount of light from the perimeter, which is oriented toward the outdoors. The “urban” design allows for the energy and interconnectivity of a pedestrian neighborhood. The interior architecture is rendered in clear finished wood, integral color plaster, steel and glass. Custom lighting fixtures, which resemble light posts in a public setting, centralize the axis of the design core. Two skylights complete the wonderfully spacious atmosphere, with additional warmth from the fireplace and Mediterranean colors.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Type: Commercial Tenant Improvement
Size: 5,000 sq ft
Completed: 1995
Architectural Team
Design Principal: Cass Smith
Project Architect: Jim Miller
Consultants
Lighting: David Malman, Architectural Lighting Design
General Contractor: Mike Hazel, Hazel Construction
Photography: Christopher Irion
Location: San Francisco, CA
Type: Commercial Tenant Improvement
Size: 5,000 sq ft
Completed: 1995
Architectural Team
Design Principal: Cass Smith
Project Architect: Jim Miller
Consultants
Lighting: David Malman, Architectural Lighting Design
General Contractor: Mike Hazel, Hazel Construction
Photography: Christopher Irion
MICHAEL OSBORNE DESIGN STUDIO
The architectural part of buildings around a piazza provided the perfect format for the Michael Osborne Design Studio, a nationally recognized graphic design firm. Located within a large, warehouse space in San Francisco, the design takes advantage of the spacious building shell, and of the views to an adjacent garden. The offices and conference room are arranged around a central design core, where individual workstations are clustered. Designed as low “buildings,” the spaces admit the maximum amount of light from the perimeter, which is oriented toward the outdoors. The “urban” design allows for the energy and interconnectivity of a pedestrian neighborhood. The interior architecture is rendered in clear finished wood, integral color plaster, steel and glass. Custom lighting fixtures, which resemble light posts in a public setting, centralize the axis of the design core. Two skylights complete the wonderfully spacious atmosphere, with additional warmth from the fireplace and Mediterranean colors.
