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Pinhook Flats Improvements

// Multi-Family
// 990 sf 
// Aksarben Village, 64th & Shirley Streets, Omaha, NE

The design for Pinhook Flats luxury apartments Leasing Lobby addressed two main goals: First, create a purposeful destination that serves the Pinhook Flats and Alchemy Development brands, and second, enhance wayfinding cues to direct multiple traffic flows. 

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A large, under-utilized passthrough space was transformed into a welcoming destination with boutique hotel lobby charm, inviting guests to linger with multiple seating areas and a large, digital concierge interactive touch screen. 

 

Seating space was given a sense of being "anchored" through the use of suspended graphic acoustic felt and floor material/pattern.  Carefully placed pendant lighting of varying scales helps to define and designate space throughout.  New furniture and interior finishes reflect the Pinhook Flats brand.  Bold floor patterning at elevator and stairs and vivid wall graphics also serve to direct traffic.

Services
Clients + Partners
Full Professional Architectural Services / Interior Design / Site Evaluation / Re-Zoning + Special Permit Preparation / Project Visioning + Schematic Design / Renderings / Sustainable Design / Construction Document Preparation / Contractor Solicitation + Procurement / Construction Administration / 3rd Party Site Observation / Laser-Scanned Existing Condition BIM Models / Graphic Design, in partnership with “Less Is”
Coneflower Creamery / LRS Healthcare / Omaha Public Schools TAC / CoBank / A and J Ross Development / Alchemy Development / Alvine Engineering / Morrissey Engineering / AOI Corporation / BOLD Office Solutions / Carla and Randy Stout / Creighton University / CRESA / Imtiaz Husain Development / Infrastructure / Kadrasa Properties / Less Is / Loren Entz, CA / Metro Transit Authority, Omaha / Midwest Medical Transport Company / Project QA / PR Properties / Serene Care Hospice / SRF Consulting / Tall Pine Construction / The Master’s Hand / Matthew Albers / RAYGUN
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