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The reception lounge offers a variety of comfortable seating options. Neutral colors were chosen for the furniture and finishes, allowing MullenLowe’s creative work to take center stage through digital displays throughout the workspace. © Andrew Bordwin

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MullenLowe Group

PrizeHonorable Mention in Interior Design / Workplaces Interior

Firm LocationBoston, United States

CompanyElkus Manfredi Architects

Lead ArchitectElizabeth Lowrey, FIIDA, RDI

Design TeamMEP-FP-TD-SEC: Robert Derector Associates, Lighting: One Lux Studio, Structural: Thornton Tomasetti, AV: Spectra, Contractor: StructureTone

ClientMullenLowe Group

Leading creative agency MullenLowe Group selected Elkus Manfredi Architects to design their new two-story offices in Boston’s Seaport District. The client’s brief was that the space serve as a supportive platform for MullenLowe Group’s creative talent and output; that it maximize the flexibility and adaptability of the work environment with space that breaks down silos, spurs the inventive impulse, and becomes a platform for creative success. As a company that lives and breathes creativity, MullenLowe Group is suited to this kind of co-creation with a like-minded architecture firm.