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The library underwent a four-year, $124 million renovation aimed at modernizing its 1938 structure and design to contemporary safety, accessibility and service standards.

A large multi-wall mural, bold colors, large acoustical baffles, repurposed ergonomic chairs and other colorful elements make a powerful design statement. See how Method Architecture...

These two building rating systems focus on connectivity and smart technology that delivers experiences. Could they be differentiators for your facility?

This versatile tile collection can be used for walls or floors.

This porcelain tile collection evokes the history of Belgium and is inspired by Belgian limestone.

This sisal wallcovering features a bold pattern with a twist—metallic foil that adds a touch of shine to the print.

This mirrored glass alternative is low-profile and lightweight.

These veneers add a wood visual anywhere an accent is needed.

This outdoor table series encourages connection, conversation and collaboration.

This modular bench collection is defined by wood details, a durable metal frame and comfortable seat cushions.

This highly sustainable task chair adapts to constantly evolving work environments.

This multipurpose seating series, designed by Dorigo Design, comes in five dipped-look colors and is 100% recyclable.

Inspired by the Parsons table archetype of the 1960s, this collection has 900-plus standard models.

These flexible, textile-based lockers are designed to replace unsanitary metal, wood or plastic models.

This space-saving table flips easily for storage or reconfiguration.

This science-backed ergonomic chair is designed to deliver a premium sitting experience.

Customize this adaptive furniture to add structure, surface and storage to any space.

Guest and lounge seating collection designed by Gower + Woolf.