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222 Merchandise Mart Plaza
Suite 1132
Chicago, IL 60654
Suite 1132
Chicago, IL 60654
chicagoshowroom@ofs.com
Meet the Chicago Team
Welcome to OFS in Chicago
Our Chicago showroom was inspired by a warm, welcoming color palette demonstrated throughout the space in finishes, furniture, and styling. The use of soft architecture allowed us to create intentional spaces while highlighting our gorgeous views of the city.
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Cultural hub
Cultural hub
- The welcome zone
- Vibrant use of color, which is a good first impression of the company culture and fosters creativity
- Offering a wide variety of options for lounge and touch-down areas
- Areas to accommodate multiple activities, groups, and personalities
- Healthy food options offered in the Café
- Biophilic touches to divide space as well as reduce stress, improve cognitive function and enhance your mood and creativity
- Acoustical value found in sound dampening textiles and decorative rugs through-out
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Learning lab
Learning lab
- The discovery and collaboration zone
- Continued use of vibrant colors to foster creativity and innovation
- Wide variety of meeting zones
- Obeya offered for a more enclosed, private space
- Touchdown tables for different size meeting groups
- Lounge configurations for a more informal meeting space
- Semi-enclosed booth seating for more private group touchdowns or video conferencing
- Lounge/table mix for a more 1 on 1 impromptu touchdown
- 1 on 1 meetings with retreat-style setups
- Multiple mobile tables and chairs for an on-demand eclectic mix of product offered for multiple activity-based needs
- Meeting spaces accessible from both sides to allow for additional collaboration zones while offering division
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Carolina
Project bunker
Project bunker
- The float zone
- For those team members that will be doing a mix of activities throughout the week
- Sometimes together, sometimes apart
- Workstations that can foster togetherness or individual needs
- Individual touchdowns that utilize soft architecture for personal needs like individual video conferencing
- Lounge configurations are used to create collaboration zones that can be utilized on both sides of the product
- Binny for individual needs to keep personal items stored throughout the day
- Personal touchdown stations for semi-private needs
- Multiple meeting areas for different types of collaboration
- Enclosed with mobile chairs and tables for multiple application needs
- Open with table and screens for on-demand privacy and collaboration needs
- Semi-private lounge for group connection
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Social hub
Social hub
- The café zone
- Right off the welcome zone, an area to grab a snack or rendezvous with a friend allowing for quick connections
- A lounge area with a TV for added benefits to relax and restore
- An outdoor collection of products is beneficial for light and fresh air to continue to drive the importance of natural elements into the workplace
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Executive suite
Executive suite
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Base camp
Base camp
- The fixed zone
- Created for more stationary workers that need extra privacy and storage
- Customer service, finance, IT, etc.
- Primarily fixed stations are created to allow for long-term flexibility as the company needs change and grow
- Personal pods for privacy, video conferencing, or restoration
- Individual workstations for personal touchdowns
- Small group meeting areas
- Semi-enclosed, large group meeting areas
- Private offices created within Obeya that can adapt to the needs of an organization
- Small soft architecture conference rooms for private group meetings
- Biophilic space division helps to reduce stress, improve cognitive function, and enhance mood and creativity
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Focus center
Focus center
- The hoteling zone
- Hoteling stations used for people to reserve space for individual and team use
- Personal touchdowns for individual needs
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Cultural hub
Learning lab
Carolina
Project bunker
Social hub
Executive suite
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