Business Interiors is proud to have provided both furniture and wall solutions in Birchfield Penuel Architects’ newly renovated office building.

Reopened last November, the BPA team transformed the 1960’s office building, their home since 1987, into a spectacular new headquarters. The building was originally a multi-tenant space, but as BPA grew, so did their footprint. Rather than move to a different location, BPA connected the two floors with a new central staircase and new building entrance. Down came the aggregate wall panels, and up came the full-height glass, along with other architectural elements.

The interior also underwent a complete overhaul—new offices, breakroom, library, conference, and meeting spaces. New paint, new flooring, new furniture—almost new everything.

The private offices and workstations are Knoll solutions, and Amcase provided much of the storage. The Architectural Products team provided Falk solutions for the glass fronts on the private offices and a Taz Dual Telescoping Wall solution for one of the conference rooms.

The overall project is a stunning success, and it is our honor to have played a small part in Birchfield Penuel Architects’ next chapter.

Photography by: Rob Culpepper

Business Interiors’ Architectural Products team is proud to have worked with CCR Architecture & Interiors on the Harmony Venture Labs project.

Harmony Venture Labs is a start-up incubator located in what was an old warehouse in Birmingham, Alabama. Their mission is to launch, grow, and support startup companies.

CCR brought the former warehouse into the modern era with functional and aesthetic solutions that are reflective of the HVL brand. This included working with the National Park Service to maintain and protect the building’s timber framing and interior and exterior brick masonry.

It was the job of BI’s Architectural Products team to provide solutions that complimented the integrity of the renovated building and that aligned with CCR’s vision for their client. Our team worked with the project architects, providing 253 linear feet of Falk glass front wall solutions, including sliding barn doors, as well as a Fräsch acoustical wall that was both functional and elemental to the space’s design.

Photography by: Liesa Cole