The main lobby entrance to DWT creates a welcoming, calming environment for those arriving, with abundant daylight, lush plants, curated art, and a distinctive circular quartz reception desk.

A sideview of the reception desk truly captures the combinations of curves, textures, and natural materials that drive the design of the whole office.

Sweeping curved glass windows around the main conference room bring daylight all the way through to the lobby.

Responding to the practical needs of an all-hybrid staff, the design takes a quality-over-quantity approach to large meeting spaces, investing deeply in high-quality materials and integrated technology to create comfortable, flexible conference space.

The floor plan is designed for easy circulation, with transparent inner window walls that bring daylight through hybrid offices into inner work areas and circulation spaces.

DWT’s curves respond to the unusual angles and bevels of the Ritz-Carlton building, resulting in offices and work lounges with fully unique floor plans and layouts that are flexible for a variety of needs.

Embracing a fully-hybrid model, the design of hoteling offices aims to be inclusive and flexible, providing employees with a variety of spaces to support different needs, from lawyers and paralegals to administrative and operations staff.

Continuous curved wood casework creates both seating and workstations.

Distinctive tile arches and subtle, curving light fixtures in the daylight-filled galley.

The concept of the legal office break room is transformed, creating a vibrant, lounge-like amenity space where employees can gather, work quietly, or simply rest and rejuvenate.