A BALANCE OF PRIVACY AND VIEWS FOR A COLLABORATIVE, CREATIVE WORKPLACE, IN BOLD CMYK COLORS.
Translucent, Directionally Transparent Office Partitions at Westfield Offices, Los Angeles | Architect: Woods Bagot | Installer: Zaun Glass | Photos: Art Gray
For Westfield Corporation’s headquarters in Los Angeles, Woods Bagot Architects designed a series of collaborative work spaces such as breakout and conference rooms.
The directional transparency of Panelite’s honeycomb partitions makes them ideal for creative workplaces, since a balance of privacy and views is achieved naturally. The designers chose three bold colors consistent with the CMYK theme of the design.
Translucent, Directionally Transparent Office Partitions at Westfield Offices, Los Angeles | Architect: Woods Bagot | Installer: Zaun Glass | Photo: Art Gray
ClearConnect System details: interlocking joints and flush finished edges| Photo: Art Gray
The ClearConnect installation system offers minimal, frame-less interlocking panel-to-panel joints (BF-ITL1, BF-ITL2 ) and integral flush finished edges (BF-EFL).
Directional transparency through the honeycomb allows views and a sense of connection to the larger office, as well as bringing natural daylight into interior spaces, all important factors in workplace comfort and productivity recognized by the LEED rating system.
ClearConnect BF-ITL1 Interlocking joint | No caulking required to connect panels
The light weight of the panels combined with the efficiency of the ClearConnect system saves significant time and labor in installation. Panelite panels weigh only 1/6th as much as glass partitions, can be carried by a single installer, and can be easily fabricated onsite without specialized equipment or labor.
More links to explore:
Violet partitions at Westfield HQ: more images
Blue partitions at Westfield HQ: more images
Yellow conference room at Westfield HQ: more images
View a complete case study of the Westfield project.
See videos of the installation process.
> INTERIOR TRANSLUCENT PARTITIONS USING HONEYCOMB PANELS: PROJECTS GALLERY
> DOOR APPLICATIONS USING BONDED SERIES PANELS: PROJECTS GALLERY
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