"Prudential Douglas Elliman wanted a warm and inviting office environment for its busy brokers who juggle client meetings, complicated contract negotiations, and after-hours calls and emails," said Kleinberg. "The firm also wanted a flexible workspace that could accommodate its current and projected space needs."
According to Stan Judovits, an account executive and project manager at MKDA, the firm's elevator doors open onto a fully outfitted lounge area that leads directly to reception. "The lounge, outfitted with the company's signage, a video display of its website, and Florence Knoll chairs, sets the mood for the entire workspace," said Judovits.
MKDA created a central hub with ample banquet seating and tables that consists of reception, virtual workstations, and casual meeting places for brokers and clients. Flexible individual workstations, comprised of 50% recycled materials, feature privacy screens, ample storage, and metal post-and-beam structures that distribute power and communications. Conference rooms can be subdivided with frosted glass sliding doors.
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