Austin's old power plant is now creative office space.

 

The Art Deco-inspired Seaholm Power Plant, a former factory located in downtown Austin, has been transformed into a stunning light filled space for software engineers.

 

 
 Architect Partner: Susi Sanchez, Charles Rose Architects click on any thumbnail image to enlarge

 

Architect Partner: Susi Sanchez, Charles Rose Architects

 

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A new downtown office location for UX designers and developers.

 

This three-floor modern building in downtown's South of Market (SoMa) district has high ceilings and fully glazed exterior walls that allow for natural light to illuminate the open office. The open workspace is organized around transparent formal and casual meeting rooms, recreational and dining spaces. 

 

 

 
 Architect Partner: Charles Rose, Charles Rose Architects click on any thumbnail image to enlarge

 

Architect Partner: Charles Rose, Charles Rose Architects

 

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PCM breathes new life into the historic Sears Roebuck & Co. building in Atlanta.

 

Skyline and treetop views in every directions are a key features of PCM's lofty office space as well as soaring ceiling heights, exposed brick and original hardwood floors. 

 

 
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 Architect Partner Susi Sanchez, Charles Rose Architects click on any thumbnail image to enlarge

 

Architect Partner Susi Sanchez, Charles Rose Architects

 

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A former factory becomes collaborative workspace and film studio for a creative team.

 

Building 60 boasts 2 floors of open plan workspace, comfortable and intimate meeting rooms, bar height work tables and a large kitchen and collective dining/lounge area. 

 

 
  Architect Partner Susi Sanchez, Charles Rose Architects click on any thumbnail image to enlarge

 

 

Architect Partner Susi Sanchez, Charles Rose Architects

 

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Post-industrial space for a sales and marketing team.

 

Building 43 is part of a cluster of brick buildings on the Arsenal on the Charles that once stored gun powder in the 1830's and built cannons for World War I. 

 
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  Architect Partner Frank Dill, Charles Rose Architects

 

 

Architect Partner Frank Dill, Charles Rose Architects

Seaport's new modern and bright facility was designed to emphasize abundant natural light, a connection to the outdoors and to foster an atmosphere of wellness.

 

 Architect Partner Ryan Kurlbaum, Charles Rose Architects click on any thumbnail image to enlarge 

 

Architect Partner Ryan Kurlbaum, Charles Rose Architects

 

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