A sports-themed workplace design by THOSE Architects for Ansarada in Chicago uses plenty of interesting products. This is the FF&E.
May 29th, 2017
Architect
THOSE Architects
Photography
Luc Remond
Builder
Knudsen Construction
Engineer
RTM Engineering Consultants
Furniture
Haute Living – Reception lounge, breakout furniture, stools, poufs, beanbags and meeting chairs
DWR – Reception Knoll Coffee Table
Danish Design Store – Boardroom chairs
Siebert Millwork – Boardroom table and workstations
Luminaire – Library stools
Interstuhl – Task chairs
Fixed & Fitted
Miele – Kitchen and laundry appliances
Kees Van Der Westen – Coffee machine
Kohler – Kitchen tapware, laundry tapware and bathroom fixtures
Siebert Millwork – Door hardware
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