Financial Management Firm

Wellington Management Conference Room

Boston, MA
A first class environmentally friendly commercial fitup in the Atlantic Wharf tower for  a financial management firm.  It is anticipated that the fitup will achieve a LEED Gold Standard for Commercial Interiors.  The space contains a 22,000 square foot trading floor as well as several large, tiered virtual conference/presentation centers.  In addition to Class A friendly finishes and a sophisticated audio/visual system, the project includes an extensive emergency power distribution system with multiple redundancies to backup the client's trading and other critical operations.

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Location: Boston, MA
Date Completed: 2011
SF: 350,000
Stories: 15
Owner: Boston Properties
Architect: Marguliles Perruzzi Architects
LEED Rating: Gold (Anticipated)

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