Global investment firm Cambridge Associates relocated its Boston office to the top three floors of Winthrop Center in Boston’s Financial District. Structure Tone worked with Suffolk (base building contractor), Millennium Partners (building owner), and IA (architect) to meet building standards and base building temporary certificate of occupancy (TCO) requirements, while creating a hybrid workplace that optimizes employee connection and client accommodation.
In an effort to follow the private sector’s new trends for reinventing the modern workplace, the Government of Canada has also been re-envisioning how their own employees work. Across its many departments, this shift towards workplace modernization, dubbed GCworkplace, is being embarked upon in the hopes that such improvements to the workplace environment will foster greater innovation, collaboration, and productivity among employees.
Structure Tone London successfully delivered a transformative fit-out project for Page Group, one of the world's largest recruitment companies specialising in more than 20 sectors. Page Group's primary objective was to merge their existing two offices into one unified workplace at 80 Strand, enhancing their employees' quality of life.
Structure Tone repositioned Equity Office Properties Trust’s first floor lobby entrance, including the staircase, as well as the common space atrium lobbies on floors 2-5, adding updated amenities to improve the building for existing tenants and help attract new ones. The team removed carpet and vinyl tiles to expose terrazzo flooring and highlight the 19th-century original brick walls.
Structure Tone Boston fit out MPM BioImpact’s office on Boylston Street, reconstructing the 11th floor with large exterior windows providing natural light and beautiful views of Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Our PM and superintendents worked closely with the designers and the MPM team to create a space that highlights both comfort and function, as can be seen in the selection of the architectural finishes, the furniture, and the lighting fixtures.
Structure Tone was selected to carry out the comprehensive CAT B fit-out on the 12th floor of 240 Blackfriars, which included the strip-out of the existing fit-out, as well as elements of the MEP services.
At face value, Abbott Construction’s design-build project for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) involved renovating its Northwest Regional Headquarters in Shoreline, WA to house over 600 WSDOT and Department of Ecology (WSDOE) employees. Although reorganizing and updating an occupied, six-story, 162,000sf building from the 1970s seemed like a hefty challenge, the project team still saw the project as an invigorating exercise in both creativity and excellence to save a grove of historic trees and improve the building’s efficiency while also uniting differing stakeholder needs.
Hofstra University Center for Science & Innovation
Hempstead, NY
Construction Management
Higher Education
In recent years, the Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies along with parts of the Fred DeMatteis School of Engineering and Applied Science have been rapidly expanding. To meet the demands for their increasing number of science, engineering, and nursing students, Hofstra University partnered with Structure Tone New York to build their new 75,000sf Center for Science and Innovation.
The redevelopment project at 1 Westferry Circus encompassed several crucial aspects, including the refurbishment of office floors, the reception/atrium area and restroom facilities. The initial phase involved removing the existing Cat B fitouts on five office floors, including the existing washroom pods.
Structure Tone London was selected by Maslow’s to oversee the delivery of their new development in Soho. Our client's goal is to offer prospective members not only business amenities such as meeting and workspace facilities, but also hotel accommodation complemented by restaurant and gym services for guests.
Our recent move to 80 Cannon Street marks a significant milestone in our company's journey. Our decision to relocate was the result of extensive discussions with our team to find the perfect place that suits our people’s needs.
Structure Tone London was selected by our client, an investment management and research company, to provide pre-construction assistance and oversee the fit-out of their new London headquarters. The works were carried out from Shell & Core to Cat B, spanning across levels six and seven of a recently modernised and highly sought after building in the heart of the City of London.
