Inside Rechler’s New Headquarters
Design
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Lunchroom opens onto rooftop terrace // Photo by George Menda -
Main conference room with formal and informal seating, integrated A/V // Photo by George Menda -
Main lobby hosts several sculptural pieces and an iron monumental stair // Photo by George Menda -
Hallway details the history of the firm from its founding to the present // Photo by George Menda -
Sitting space in an executive office with views to the landscape // Photo by George Menda -
Interiors feature extensive use of metal, wood, and glass // Photo by George Menda -
Every office has its own style and unique visual identity // Photo by George Menda -
Main work area showcases the owners' significant art collection // Photo by George Menda -
Sitting area features eclectic furnishings // Photo by George Menda
As promised, here are a few interior shots of the new Rechler Headquarters. Inspired by the exposed steel beams of the existing structure, the design palette uses traditional industrial materials like metal panels, steel, and glass as well as new, modern materials to create fresh, exciting visuals and provide a visual reminder of the firm’s industrial roots.
The design also needed to accommodate the owners’ significant art collection, including notable original works from Jackson Pollack, Christo, and Louise Nevelson. We provided dedicated wall space along with gallery-style lighting and room for several large sculptural pieces; the entry vestibule was specifically designed to accommodate a signature sculptural piece of the collection.
