Designing for Experience: The Multi-Use Facility

Project Spotlight: A Workplace That Teaches, Heals, and Supports

The REQ-00235993 Project gave us the chance to reimagine what an institutional office can be. More than a workplace, this space functions as a training center, classroom hub, and community wellness facility — all rolled into one.

From the very start, it was clear this wasn’t about desks and chairs. It was about designing an experience.

Core Zones of the Layout

• Classrooms & Training Areas: Over a dozen dedicated learning environments support everything from onboarding to technical instruction

• Admin Hub & Offices: Centralized work zones provide the backbone for operations and scheduling

• Wellness Spaces: A dedicated wellness room, mother’s room, and laundry area support holistic care

• Collaboration & Dining: Conference room, dining booths, and open seating encourage connection across teams

• Arrival & Flow: A formal lobby, waiting area, and cubby zones set the tone for a thoughtful user experience

Design Insight: Human-Centered Space Planning

The big takeaway from this project? The best-designed facilities are those that serve the whole person.

That means:

• Learning spaces that are tech-equipped and acoustically smart

• Admin zones that reduce friction and increase communication

• Wellness rooms that acknowledge personal needs

• Dining and lounge areas that promote connection — not just function

By bringing all of these pieces together in one intentional layout, the REQ-00235993 facility sets a new standard for multi-use, people-first spaces.

Planning a facility that does more than just "work"?
Let’s design for how your people move, gather, grow, and thrive — all under one roof.