ServiceSource

With a move to a three-story brick warehouse formerly used to manufacture and store copper wiring, ServiceSource was able to accommodate a staff of 200 in one central location. Occupying the whole building allowed the company to translate its newly developed brand identity into an immersive three-dimensional experience.
 
The branding solution features 20th century icons and the partners that made them successful, much like ServiceSource does with its clients: Supergraphics of James Bond, Han Solo and John Lennon, carry corresponding room names of “Q”, “Chewie” and “Paul” respectively.
 
With most of the staff working in a call-center environment, Huntsman developed a non-orthogonal workstation layout to create an efficient, dynamic, and more private configuration. Interspersed on each floor are circular booths in brand colors that provide collaborative teaming space or a quiet reading area. The design was inspired by the nomadic yurts of Central Asia. 

Client ServiceSource
Location San Francisco, CA
Scope Workplace Planning and Design, Environmental Branding
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Size 45,000 square feet

Awards
Shaw Contract Group, Design Is People's Choice Award, 2009

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Credits Photography by Sharon Risedorph