EDUCATION

Loyola Marymount University

Alongside Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Sheridan Group furnished LMU's redesign for two of their most vital departments—University Advancement and Marketing + Communications. Sheridan Group brought the areas to life with 135 workstations, 25 private offices, and furniture for several lounge and meeting areas throughout the space.

Center trees create a refreshing atmosphere, while lounge chairs and a reception desk near the windows offer a productive and relaxing environment.
A light gray walkway runs between a wooden reception table and two blue lounge chairs surrounded by trees.
A blue side chair with wooden legs and a work table with power is positioned in front of a glass wall with lush trees as a beautiful natural backdrop.
A diverse workspace on a college campus. Round tables with chairs to collaborate, independent desks for focused work and tables lining an open window.
A unique cartoon wall runs parallel to the wooden partition dividing workstations and the hallway, adding a playful touch to the space.
A small meeting room separated by a glass wall features a grey carpet, with a man and woman seated on grey lounge chairs next to a white coffee table.
Green lounge chairs and a wooden occasional tables are set in an open area, while nearby, two cafe tables and chairs offer a place to rest and dine.
Blue chairs surround a white meeting table in the assembly room where a woman takes a call near the beautiful glass wall and exit.
A modern white break room with a sleek white bar table and gray stools featuring wooden legs, where a man works on his laptop at the high table.
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Industry: Education

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Manufacturers: Herman Miller, BRC, HAY, Humanscale, Alexander & Willis, OFS, National

Size: 24,000 Sq. Ft.

Awards + Accolades: 2019 Annual Interiors Awards (Contract Magazine), 2019 Best of Design Awards (The Architect's Newspaper)

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A lounge space in front of glass walls that reveal a distant view of the Hollywood hills. The lounge space features two chairs that resemble hands.