Deepfield Tech Office

Interior design of 5,200 sf tech office in downtown Ann Arbor. Designed to keep an open office and multiple types of work zones. Desks, high counters, lounges, and a series of conference rooms with varying privacy levels, allow for a flexible work environment. Synecdoche custom fabricated acoustic ceiling baffles, conference tables, kitchen tables/benches, and coat racks.

Status: Built
Location: Ann Arbor, MI, US
Firm Role: Design and Custom Fabrication
Additional Credits: J.S. Vig Construction, Yojairo Lomeli, Joseph Donelko, Brian Barber, Karl Heckman, Ted Bazydlo

Open kitchen/break room with custom tables and benches fabricated by Synecdoche. Hot Mesh stools by Blu Dot.

Team work zone with open office against the "soft" conference room. Stools by DOBA.

Open kitchen/break room counter also acts as standing/bar height work area to give employees various working locations.

Deepfield office entry against the "soft" conference room.

Open kitchen/break room area is sized for full company meetings to happen around the tables and counters at the perimeter.

Conference room with "brewery" theme. An array of bottle openers fills the wall as well as a custom fabricated conference table by Synecdoche. Table is built with 20 hairpin legs and white oak boards.

Coat hooks custom fabricated by Synecdoche

"Soft" conference room walls are built with perforated metal mesh embedded with acoustic cellulose panels for sound absorption.

"Soft" conference room walls are built with perforated metal mesh embedded with acoustic cellulose panels for sound absorption. A window area is cut out to let surrounding light into the room.

Open kitchen/break room area with high counter for eating or working. Hot Mesh Stools by Blu Dot. George Nelson Bubble Lamps from Design Within Reach.