INTERIOR DESIGN FOR THE NEXT GENERATION

Interior Design

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We engage, listen, discuss, research, inform and then create with the client to artfully bridge form and function.

For over 50 years, BRPH has designed corporate

office facilities for commercial clients representing

a multitude of industries. Our in-house capabilities

include full service architecture, engineering, interior

design, graphic design and construction administration.

Our commercial experience ranges from award

winning corporate headquarters to office facilities

programmed with multi-functioning interiors to serve a

variety of client needs. We are recognized for our ability

to design highly-specialized, one-of-a-kind facilities

and formulate new and innovative design solutions to

meet the needs of our clients.

BRPH experts lead the design process and guide

clients to define their vision. We utilize key processes

for visioning and design charrette as a critical starting

point to understand the client’s goals. We engage,

listen, discuss, research, inform and then create with

the client. Our process is dynamic and visionary and

captures various stakeholder needs and wants.

CREATIVE IDEAS. PRECISELY DELIVERED.

CORPORATE CLIENTS •  Agilent Technologies

•  Keysight Technologies

•  The Boeing Company

•  General Electric

•  Embraer Aircraft Holdings

•  Harris Corporation

•  JetBlue Airways

•  Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

•  AT&T

•  Meridian Properties

•  Health First

•  Northrop Grumman

•  Carroll Distribution

•  United Technologies Corporation

WHEN FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES

SEEK TO ENHANCE THEIR CORPORATE

HEADQUARTERS OR CONSOLIDATE

THEIR FACILITY PORTFOLIO, BRPH IS

THERE TO TAKE THEM ALL THE WAY

TO THE FINISH LINE.

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Interior Elements

BRPH provides full service interior design and space planning services, from pre-design and space programming through construction administration. We incorporate design elements that enhance the workplace and provide clients with a strong corporate image.

BRPH has provided space planning and interior design

services for a number of Fortune 500 companies,

including executive and flexible open concept

office spaces, conference facilities for everything

from executive boardrooms to huddle rooms that

encourage collaboration; amenities for fitness centers,

cafeterias, kitchens and executive dining rooms;

and special environments such as laboratories,

cleanrooms, mission critical facilities and spaces that

meet DoD standards for secured communication.

Our interior design services include:

•  Pre-design

•  Personnel and Space Programming

•  Building Evaluation

•  Space Planning/Future Growth

•  Multi-Generational Appeal

•  Trending

•  Corporate Image

•  Design Development

•  Sustainability

•  Material & Furniture Selection & Specification

•  Interior Renderings

•  Construction Documents

•  Corporate Standard Development

•  Graphics and Signage

•  Artwork Programs

•  Construction Administration

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Our charrette process will:

•  Establish common goals among the parties involved

•  Provide a hands-on forum to elicit end-user input

•  Capture ideas for discussion and review

•  Proactively encourage participation

•  Develop analysis of site functionality and

relationships of the facilities and building elements,

with strengths and weaknesses for each

•  Provide massing, special studies, plan refinements

and analysis of exterior renderings

•  Establish pros and cons of various options

•  Facilitate agreement of concepts, designs and

studies

•  Promote a “common sense” approach to design

issues

•  Establish desired images, materials and branding elements

•  Expedite the program and design process

•  Result in a clear path forward

BRPH has successfully used the charrette process to design a number of award winning corporate projects,

always leading to successful facilities that artfully bridge form and function.

Services provided include Architecture, Engineering, Interiors and Construction Administration

Develop an overall campus 15-year Master Plan

for phased implementation. Include design of a

21st century high technology center as the focal

point to the existing campus and incorporate other

improvements to reinvigorate the campus with

improved functionality and security. The exterior of the

6-level, 450,000 SF, Class A building is all glass and is

intended to convey a slick, modern engineering style.

Harris Corporation Technology CenterPalm Bay, Florida

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The Interior Design embodies the Harris brand,

incorporating cutting edge trends in work

environments while expressing its corporate

identity. Human interaction and collaboration

are at the core of sharing knowledge, advancing

research and making new discoveries, and

are supported through strong interior design

principles.

The building has the capacity to facilitate a

multitude of tasks. Level one provides a main

entrance lobby featuring two giant video

screens, cafeteria, kitchen, executive dining,

customer experience, conference / training

facility, and a fitness center. These new

environments support the Harris philosophy

of innovation and collaboration, with a strong

overarching customer focus. Developed

through extensive design sessions with all

employees, the facility creates an engaging

sophisticated environment that reflects

the company’s focus on the future while

recognizing its past.

The first floor cafeteria provides a variety of

seating with views of the natural landscape. The

glass facade incorporates sustainable materials

and design features including high performance

glazing, sun shades, double skins, operable

shades and translucent glass to meet and exceed

LEED Gold standards. The glass facade provides

for a bright, comfortable, and open office plan

with plenty of natural daylighting. Level Two

provides mezzanine dining/conference space with

expanded conferencing and open offices.

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To support the organizations mission of

understanding and predicting changes in the earth’s

environment, the design reduces the facility impact

on the environment and physically embodies

man’s relationship to nature. Sustainable design

strategies such as natural daylighting, light sensors,

and automated exterior blinds provide an energy

efficiency environmental impact reduction and

indoor air quality.

The new space standards and planning principles

reduce the number of enclosed offices, increase

open office areas, and accommodate easy

reconfiguration for evolving workplace needs.

Typical floors have interior offices and meeting

rooms with glazed fronts, providing access to

daylight for all occupants. With an open plan, lots

of sunlight, and multiple settings for meetings, the

space encourages the collaboration and teaming

that are critical to the company’s creative process.

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The interior design encourages physical

and human networks to flourish without

boundaries. The “workplace excellence”

concept featured here emphasizes the vital

role of collaboration in the contemporary

workplace. To emphasize this commitment,

Harris Corporation included a state-of-the-art

workout facility for all their employees. The

Campus Site also promotes employee health

and well being through the future provision of

walking trails and bicycle racks.

The conference center lobby design draws

inspiration from the Harris brand’s heritage while

celebrating the innovative character of their

cutting edge technology. The materials and

details throughout the public space promote the

quality and care that continues to characterize the

Harris brand. A high tech conference center and

smaller break out spaces create a multi-functional

collaborative environment for large events.

Comfortable break out seating areas in the open

spaces are complemented with privacy rooms as

well as smaller conference rooms.

The JetBlue Lodge at OSC serves as not only a hotel but a study center for team members traveling to Orlando to attend the nearby JetBlue University.

JetBlue has a strong visual look which is apparent in

all aspects of the company; their offices, tail fin design,

uniforms, and now, The Lodge at OSC.

JetBlue LodgeOrlando, Florida

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Inspired by the bold tailfin designs used on

the planes, and the company’s iconic blue and

white color palate, BRPH Interiors created a

bright minimal space which allowed for bold,

graphic accents. Each floor of this 4-story, 200

room hotel is named after one of the tail fin

patterns and the fin graphics are incorporated

into the signage and wall graphics. The

acoustic panels in the great room are a play off

of JetBlue’s window pane design.

BRPH provided architecture, engineering and

construction administration on Jet Blue’s

Training Support Facility, The Lodge at OSC

(Orlando Support Center). This four-story,

196-room hotel will house more than 7,000

JetBlue crewmembers who visit the training

facility annually for new-hire orientation and

recurrent training.

Although this building was designed for study,

it also reflects JetBlue’s playful nature as well.

Furniture was selected that is not only youthful,

but reflects the aerodynamic lines of the planes.

The facility echoes an airport terminal design

and creates an expansive and open environment

where crewmembers can gather, connect and

celebrate. The 120,000 SF Lodge includes a

full service kitchen and dining area, two large

conference rooms, a buffet restaurant, fitness

center, eight teaming/work rooms and various

outdoor recreational areas. Sustainable features

were incorporated throughout, including recycled

materials, a PVC membrane roof system, low-flow

plumbing, Energy Star appliances, hand dryers, LED

lighting, refillable glass water bottle system, and an

air cooled, chilled water cooling system.

The space was designed to encourage

collaboration and comradery between the team

members by intentionally designing small guest

rooms. The guest rooms have space for private

study while encouraging team members to use

the other amenities of the building. Varying

levels of social interaction while studying are

offered from the most private (guest rooms), to

collaborative (team rooms), to social (great room

lobby).

Employees are encouraged to enjoy the Florida

weather between classes. Outdoor spaces include

fire pits, a swiming pool, as well as outdoor dining

facilities.

Services provided include Architecture, Engineering, Interiors and Construction Administration

Create a first-class facility for Embraer’s clients to

design and take delivery of their executive jet, co-

located with a secured manufacturing facility for

Phenom 100 and Phenom 300 aircraft, on a campus

with runway access to Melbourne International

Airport.

Embraer Manufacturing & Delivery CenterMelbourne, Florida

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The design artfully provides solutions for both

product types. The Embraer client experience

is maximized with expansive areas of glass that

accentuate the sense of anticipation for the

building’s approach and provide impressive

views of the showroom within. Interior features

further enhance the client experience with

executive dining, conference and office facilities.

The site placement takes advantage of green

spaces and showcases the natural beauty of

Florida’s indigenous tropical plants in the rich

landscaping. Manufacturing needs are efficiently

met without the campus feeling “industrial.”

As a result of an extensive design charette

with the client, BRPH created a space suited to

welcome clients from all over the world. The

site is accessible by car as well as airplane via

taxiway to the adjacent airport. The interior

design reflects the luxury of the Embraer

product. Finishes such as terrazzo flooring and

a cool neutral color pallet are accented with

warm wood tones and exterior views to create

a seamless balance between technology and

contemporary, timeless, high end design.

BRPH created an architectural showpiece that incorporated corporate culture from Brazil and merged it into an American style without losing identity or values from either culture.

On the inside of this Engineering and Technology

Center, we imagined a unique facility that represented

the design and engineering that goes into developing

an aircraft using clean lines, aerodynamic shapes and

innovative features.

Embraer Engineering & Technology CenterMelbourne, Florida

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Embraer’s company culture into the overall

design. Special design considerations included

organic campus design, site amenities for

outdoor seating areas, technologically-

advanced meeting spaces, and technical

elements such as prototype shops, production

rooms for model assembly, and validation

rooms for structural and avionics testing. The

site has parking for 220 vehicles distributed

throughout in order to preserve existing trees.

Site features also include outdoor meeting

areas, outdoor dining, an entry plaza with

guest parking, and a loading/unloading area.

Within this mega manufacturing facility, we created open areas for team members to work including multiple sized teaming spaces and organized way finding systems.

Design and construct a super-sized multi-purpose

facility with functionality for office, manufacturing

and production supporting the creation and assembly

of the all-new 787 Dreamliner airplane, while

incorporating the Boeing “Future Factory” design

philosophy.

The Boeing Company Campus787 Final Assembly Building

North Charleston, South Carolina

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Working closely with our Boeing client, BRPH

created a working environment without

hierarchy. Glass walls and balconies run the

full length of office space providing strong

connectivity between the factory floor and

the Boeing engineers. Connectivity and the

ability to encourage spontaneous, innovative,

collaborative discussions are further emphasized

through the location of all break areas along

the open balcony. The design incorporates

Boeing Future Factory Design Guidelines to

include modular workstation sizes. This design

philosophy of the universal layouts follows a 1 to

7 ratio of workstations to collaborative spaces,

such as conferencing and privacy rooms.

The BRPH design created a state-of-the-art

LEED Gold facility that is five stories tall, 614 feet

wide and 1,030 feet long—about the size of 12

football fields (over 1.2 million SF). Office and

shop functions are located on five mezzanine

levels running lengthwise on either side of

the production core with support functions

strategically located at key intervals along

the ribbon.

To assist with way finding, the factory is divided

into North and South “Hemispheres” with

the factory floor representing the equator.

Signage, artwork, and conference room titles

incorporate major world capitals located in

relation to the layout of the building map.

Color is also used as a way finding element.

Each floor of the office towers has its own

unique color that can be seen from the factory

floor. Another challenge was designing around

the building structure itself. Building elements

such as steel columns and cross beams were

located prevalently throughout the office

tower to support the roof structure that spans

the factory floor. BRPH showcased these

elements as design features to emphasize

achievements in engineering.

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Services provided include Design-Build, Architecture, Interiors, Engineering and Construction Administration

The design intent of the lobby is to educate the local

community on the Boeing brand. The client required

the space to encourage the public to learn more

about its people, their program, and promote the

Boeing rich heritage.

The Boeing Company Campus88-19 Aft Body Optimization

North Charleston, South Carolina

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The Tour Corridor overlooks the factory

floor and allows clients the opportunity to

witness production first hand. The simplicity

of the design adds interest to the space

without distracting from the tour itself. Use

of monochromatic color ties into the Boeing

brand and visually breaks up the vast length of

corridor. Decorative patterns in the carpet and

sculptural wall elements emulate forms that

are seen in flight and aviation.

The Tour Lobby at the 88-19 facility serves as

the main entry for VIP clients and international

visitors. Boeing branding such as glowing

signage and electronic graphics tell the story

of the company and product. The clean

contemporary design portrays an upscale

aesthetic while allowing the brand to be the

focal point for those who enter the space. A

conference room adjacent to the lobby is utilized

to present product and prepare clients for the

facility tour.

The Boeing Company Campus88-50 Interiors Responsibility Center

Ladson, South Carolina

The use of similar themes and design elements create cohesion throughout the Charleston Campus.

The design of the South Carolina Interiors

Responsibility Center (IRC) includes a 240,000 SF

facility to manufacture interior parts for the

787 Dreamliner. An expansive lobby serves as a

gathering point for customers who are touring

the facilities and provides display areas and

direct access into the factory.

To create cohesion between buildings, select

design elements are repeated throughout the

Charleston campus. Some examples of this are

ceiling soffits and clouds that are reflected in

flooring patterns below, curved walls and forms

that emulate an aircraft fuselage and neutral

color palletes that contrast accents of Boeing

branding.

All designs incorporate sustainable attributes

such as environmentally-friendly finish materials,

LED lighting, and harvesting of natural light.

The Boeing Company Campus88-53 Propulsion

Ladson, South Carolina

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Corporate identity is highlighted through branding that is recognized worldwide.

Boeing branding standards including signage,

graphics, and color are utilized to showcase corporate

identity within the space. Design features such as

lighting, ceiling details, and frosted wall panels add to

the character of the space by pulling in materials and

forms found in aircraft and aviation. The clean and

streamlined interior design is intended to represent

the process and product of Boeing.

Services provided include Architecture, Engineering, Interior Design and Construction Administration

The project challenged the design team to create a

workplace for Boeing Space Systems, incorporating

technology that encourages new, more efficient

ways of working. The team designed the facility with

flexibility for programs to change over time.

Commercial Crew & Cargo Processing FacilityKennedy Space Center, Florida

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Human interaction and collaboration are at the

core of sharing knowledge, advancing research

and making new discoveries. To encourage

chance meetings and interaction, collaborative

and social spaces are given privileged, highly

visible spots throughout the interior space

planning. Flexible workstation clusters with

extra data and power outlets accommodate

changing team sizes.

The “workplace excellence” concept featured here

emphasizes the vital role of collaboration in the

contemporary workplace. With an open plan and

multiple settings for meetings, the space encourages

the teaming that is critical to the company’s

creative process. The building materials integrate

aesthetic values, quality, and sustainability for high

performance, contemporary interior design.

Services provided include Architecture, Engineering & Interiors

Consolidate three major manufacturing buildings into

a single engineering building that accommodates the

varying needs of 700 people and incorporates trends

that embrace a younger “Gen-Y” demographic. Also

create a master plan that can be implemented over five

years.

Keysight Technologies Corporate HeadquartersEnglewood, Colorado

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BRPH guided Keysight stakeholders through

the design process to ultimately create the

“Keysight identity” with a performance-based

culture for Innovation, Value, Technology

and Speed-to-Opportunity. End-users were

empowered to manipulate the architectural

components to achieve their unique and

workable environment with adjacencies that

support the creative process.

The modern design responds to Gen-Y needs

with flexible meeting spaces and seating areas

that encourage collaboration and socialization.

Views of the pristine Colorado Springs location

and Pikes Peak were accentuated with

interiors that embraced wood and stacked

stone accents and a neutral color pallet. The

comprehensive master plan entailed a five-

year implementation schedule with phased

construction, including a planned shut-down

and relocation of an existing data center.

Whether grabbing a quick snack or plugging in

for an extended period of time, flexible spaces

are designed to multi-task along with the

users. Power and data are provided abundantly

giving employees the opportunity to work on

their laptops or tablets from a multitude of

spaces. A combination of quiet alcoves, open

countertops, and small conference rooms,

allow users the opportunity to work individually

or collaborate with a group of peers.

A working fireplace creates a warm

environment that feels more like home than

a corporate office. With technology keeping

people in constant contact with their jobs, end

users value a work environment that blurs the

boundaries of home and work as well.

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