Project Type: Science/Tech

Takeda (formerly Shire) Primary Photo

Takeda (formerly Shire)

Hayden Avenue / Lexington, MA

Office, Science/Tech

Integrated at Work (IAW) has been Takeda’s exclusive provider of modular architectural solutions in Massachusetts for the past 10 years. During this time, IAW has delivered a range of innovative solutions, including 15,000 linear feet of Haworth Enclose demountable walls, above-ceiling modular power distribution, high-acoustic value wall treatments, and wireless sound masking technology.

In collaboration with our partner, Environments at Work (EAW), our team has successfully completed projects for eight buildings across two campuses.

For the project at 95 Hayden Avenue, IAW designed and installed over 15,000 linear feet of moveable walls. These walls effectively divide spaces while allowing for quick and easy reconfigurations to support Takeda’s anticipated growth. The layout includes both open and enclosed offices, meeting and conference rooms, and community areas.

15,000 SF

Products
Haworth Enclose Demountable Walls; Lencore Soundmasking; Modular Power Distribution
General Contractor
Columbia Construction
Architect
Jacobs
Photography
courtesy of Takeda (formerly Shire)
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Microsoft

Memorial Drive / Cambridge, MA

Office, Science/Tech

Integrated at Work (IAW) completed a challenging and dynamic project for the Microsoft New England Research & Development Center (NERD), located in the innovative Kendall Square district of Cambridge, MA.

Renovations centered around evolving out of an isolated 100% private office environment, into a more modern, open, and mobile space.  Keeping this in mind, IAW offered several uniquely tailored product solutions for enhancing transparency and increasing versatility.

IAW installed over 2,500 LF of the Haworth Trivati modular wall system. Trivati offers the highest levels of quality and performance and provides the ultimate in space planning freedom.

As a demountable wall system, Trivati offers a flexible long-term solution for changing environments. Its adaptable design ensures interchangeability and reuse, saving installation time and costs and eliminating unnecessary waste.  In an open office environment, sound transmission is of vital importance and Trivati delivers the best acoustical privacy in the market, earning even higher STC ratings than traditional drywall and other demountable wall systems.

IAW solutions also included an interior glass and glazing package including entryway doors, whiteboards, customized back-painted glass, and bathroom mirrors.  

We are proud to announce that the Sasaki-designed Microsoft NERD Center won Best Workspace Over 80,000 square feet at the annual International Interior Design Association New England (IIDA NE) Design Awards for 2019. Congratulations to the entire Microsoft project team!

2,500 LF

Products
Haworth Trivati Demountable Walls, Sigco Doors
General Contractor
Columbia Construction
Architect
Sasaki
Photography
Mike Sears