St. Louis, Missouri
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Safety National chose ACI Boland Architects to program and plan their new corporate headquarters. Designed to be constructed over three phases, our solution will result in a campus-like environment incorporating over 460,000 SF of Class “A” office space.
Phase I of the headquarter campus consisted of a 143,000 SF building with open office space and a large, divisible training room with 230 seats. Using a partition, the room can be sub-divided based on the specific needs of the meeting.
Phase II consisted of a three-story addition to the existing Phase I building. Phase II added a 326-seat auditorium style learning center that is also uses partitions for flexibility, 62 conference rooms, and a large employee dining area.
Phase II consisted of a three-story addition to the existing Phase I building. Phase II added a 326-seat auditorium style learning center that is also uses partitions for flexibility, 62 conference rooms, and a large employee dining area.
All of the buildings feature exterior facades composed of architectural pre-cast concrete punctuated by reflective glass and granite panels at each main entrance. The new facility also includes their customer service call center and central computer data center.
Photos by: Matt Kocourek Photography
Corporate Headquarters, Safety National
St. Louis, Missouri
highlights
description
Safety National chose ACI Boland Architects to program and plan their new corporate headquarters. Designed to be constructed over three phases, our solution will result in a campus-like environment incorporating over 460,000 SF of Class “A” office space.
Phase I of the headquarter campus consisted of a 143,000 SF building with open office space and a large, divisible training room with 230 seats. Using a partition, the room can be sub-divided based on the specific needs of the meeting.
Phase II consisted of a three-story addition to the existing Phase I building. Phase II added a 326-seat auditorium style learning center that is also uses partitions for flexibility, 62 conference rooms, and a large employee dining area.
Phase II consisted of a three-story addition to the existing Phase I building. Phase II added a 326-seat auditorium style learning center that is also uses partitions for flexibility, 62 conference rooms, and a large employee dining area.
All of the buildings feature exterior facades composed of architectural pre-cast concrete punctuated by reflective glass and granite panels at each main entrance. The new facility also includes their customer service call center and central computer data center.
Photos by: Matt Kocourek Photography
