Interior Products: Feature Walls

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MIT Schwarzman

Cambridge, MA

Education

MIT Schwarzman College of Computing was a significant project completed by Integrated at Work (IAW) in collaboration with Suffolk, the general contractor, and SOM, the architect.

This project incorporated a range of interior architectural products, including demountable walls, pivot doors, auto sliding doors, nonrated door lites, bathroom mirrors, fire frame curtainwall, and much more (see scope below). The project showcased excellent coordination across multiple systems, contributing to the overall success and timely completion of the project.

Solutions/Scope

  • 350 LF demountable walls (Muraflex MIMO)
  • 15 pivot doors (Muraflex MIMO)
  • 4 auto sliders (Horton)
  • 35 nonrated door lites
  • 870 SF of back lit mirrors
  • 140 SF fire frames (TGP)
  • 950 SF heat barrier clearview (TGP)
  • 12 fire-rated door lites
  • 120 LF glass handrails (Sadev Sabco)
  • 112 SF sound control frames (Devac)
  • 268 frosted sidelights
  • 268 clear sidelights
  • 1 skylight (Velux)
  • 8 column covers (Forms and Surfaces)
Products
Demountable Walls, Speciality Doors, Feature Walls, Glass & Glazing, Curtainwall
General Contractor
Suffolk
Architect
SOM
Photography
IAW

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101 Smith Place

Cambridge, MA

Office, Science/Tech

This project showcases Integrated at Work’s (IAW) expertise in handling complex, large-scale, and innovative designs.  The redevelopment project, part of real estate developer The Davis Companies’ portfolio, features panels with aligned metal strips in the joints, traversing from wall to ceiling to wall.

The design required our team to work with different angles, preparing and fabricating off-shape panels while ensuring that the joints align seamlessly from wall to wall. This intricate work demanded high precision, with a panel alignment tolerance maintained within a tight space. Project completion including 75-109 Smith Place is expected by mid-2024, with the final punch list currently ongoing.

Solutions/Scope

  • 1,390 SF
  • Interior Metal Panels
  • Wall (915 SF) and Ceiling (475 SF) cladding

 

 

 

Products
Feature Wall
Architect
Jacobs
General Contractor
Erland Construction
Photography
IAW

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HubSpot

Cambridge, MA

Science/Tech

Integrated at Work (IAW) installed demountable walls and a feature wall for HubSpot, a Cambridge, MA-based marketing and sales software company. The team delivered exceptional craftsmanship and expertise in handling architectural interior products while ensuring timely and successful project execution.

Solutions/Scope

  • 80 LF Single Glazed Demountable Walls/Muraflex Fino
  • 24 LF Double Glazed Demountable Walls/Muraflex Fino
  • 24 LF Double Glazed Feature Wall/Goldray Glass
  • 9 Pivot Doors
  • 1 Sliding Door
Product
Demountable Walls, Feature Wall, Glass & Glazing
General Contractor
Columbia Construction
Architect
IA Interior Architects
Photography
IAW

KEY CONTRIBUTIONS

Expert Installation: Our team expertly installed 104 LF of demountable walls, including both single and double-glazed systems from Muraflex Fino, ensuring precision and functionality in every aspect.

Customized Solutions: IAW meticulously installed the feature wall using double-glazed Goldray Glass, adding an elegant touch to the boardroom while meeting the design specifications provided by the architects.

Collaborative Approach: Working closely with Interior Architects and Columbia Construction, we seamlessly integrated our services into the overall project plan, contributing to the project’s success.

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WHOOP

Boston, MA

Office, Science/Tech

WHOOP engaged the AT WORK COLLABORATIVE companies—Integrated at Work, Environments at Work, and People, Places & Spaces—to design an inclusive workspace that reflects WHOOP’s product style and design. Integrated at Work (IAW) delivered demountable walls, glass and glazing, and shower enclosure solutions for this high-profile project.

IAW installed 110 doors and 1039 linear feet of Muraflex MIMO offset partitions. These partitions boasted a sleek black anodized aluminum finish and matching hardware, aligning with WHOOP’s branding. The collaboration with Studios Architecture and Gilbane Building Company spanned eight floors, seamlessly integrating demountable walls and glass features.

Through our collaboration with our AT WORK COLLABORATIVE companies, we streamlined the office renovation, providing both furnishing and architectural solutions, ensuring a cohesive and harmonious space transformation. Additionally, our team enabled WHOOP to achieve its diversity corporate goals. This project showcased our expertise in specialty contracting and reinforced our reputation as a reliable partner.

Solutions/Scope

  • 1039 LF Demountable Walls/Muraflex MIMO offset partitions
  • 110 Doors
  • Glass & Glazing for Feature Walls
  • Shower Enclosures by OBE Showers
Products
Demountable Walls | Glass & Glazing
General Contractor
Gilbane Building Company
Architect
Studios Architecture
Photography
Garrett Rowland

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Murtha Cullina LLP

Hartford, CT

Office

Integrated at Work (IAW) executed a complete solution for the Murtha Cullina law firm. The project consisted of office fronts for all conference rooms and private offices within the space.

Coordination efforts and numerous site visits were necessary to release material on time. The project began and progressed throughout the onset of the COVID-19, which posed significant health and logistical risks and many uncertainties to the project’s completion and duration.

This project demonstrated IAW’s resilience and ability to “think outside the box”. Challenges with existing field conditions (drywall not being plumb, flooring variance outside of tolerance) required the IAW team to make necessary modifications to complete installation. For example, the glass in the feature wall behind the reception desk required notches to accommodate ceiling partitions that were in the way of providing a flush look, leaving no space of the wall uncovered. Even under unprecedented circumstances – in this case,  adapting to COVID-19 modifications – the IAW team executed a successful job and provided outstanding service to our client.

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Products
Muraflex Fino Demountable Walls, Specialty Back-painted Glass
General Contractor
SLAM
Architect
SLAM
Photography
IAW