Diesel Injection Service
Owner: Diesel Injection Service
General Contractor: Newcomb Construction
Interior Design: Potter Lawson, Inc.
Architects: Potter Lawson, Inc.
Photography: Chris Paskus
Completion Date: January 2006 |
Project summary:
Size: 52,240 Square Feet
Completion Date: Jan. 2006
The existing Diesel Injection Service (DIS) building of eighteen years had become antiquated. DIS was in the process of re-branding and evaluating their company's strategic direction when they approached us to design their new building.
This newly conceived corporate vision included a building that would reflect their progressive industrial image; one that would provide an engaging and educational experience for all who visited. Creating a stimulating environment that would attract and retain employees was another goal. Employees' visual communication, comfort, and views to the outdoors were paramount along with a centrally located multi-purpose, flexible break room. Infusing color and energy in the lobby, while considering a more restful approach to the employee spaces, was the ultimate objective for the interior palette.
Solution to the Problem
Drawn into the lobby by dynamic layers of blue and red geometric wall forms, and experiencing the sculptural effects of the ceiling clouds announces to visitors that they have arrived at DIS. Our design creates an interior space that exposes the company's internal operations; a space that undeniably engages and educates. Punched openings were strategically placed in the interior wall structures, revealing the working operations to all who look within. Equally as important, these openings provide visual communication, natural day lighting and views to the outdoors.
Employees in the open office area revel in their new ergonomic workstations. The visual cues between mates can't be missed in the 42" high panels. The dynamic, high ceilings, expansive windows and a color palette that reflects the green and golf fields of the rural landscape makes for a calm work environment. Employees follow the stained concrete walkways to the central break room where they are greeted by an organic floor pattern, and a stunning view as the sun makes its way west. Simple and stackable furniture ensures a friendly and flexible environment.










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