"The material library forms the heart of space. Designers can pair flooring, tiles, and hardware and envision how each piece might enhance a project. This curated archive of finishes, textiles, and sample boards is not only an essential resource, but also a spot that provides endless inspiration for staff members."
"In alignment with STARK's clear approach, every element is on view rather than tucked away. Exposed mechanical systems, bare walls, and concrete floors have an industrial appeal. Acoustic comfort in the open environment is key."
"Strategically placed pops of color produce visual energy without overwhelming the rest of the interior elements. Orange chairs and dividers create a lively atmosphere that complements the overall design."
The Queensway office in Squamish, British Columbia, spans 3,200 square feet and showcases regional craftsmanship. Custom millwork in Canadian maple veneer contrasts with white tones, creating warmth. A central material library serves as a resource for designers, fostering inspiration. Breakout rooms provide quiet focus, while glass conference rooms balance transparency and privacy. Exposed mechanical systems and concrete floors enhance the industrial aesthetic. Acoustic comfort is prioritized with felt ceiling grids. Strategic pops of color add visual energy without overwhelming the design.
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