[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Green Hasson Janks approached HLW for programming and design services after signing a lease to move into the top floor
Charter Communications, the telecommunications and mass media company, selected HLW to design their new headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. Totaling 1.5
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]HLW worked with Booking.com on this large scale phased refurbishment, which was an exciting opportunity to work with this technology/travel
HLW developed this cutting edge, next generation workspace that envisions a flexible design and promotes innovation, improves collaboration, and fosters
HLW designed professional-grade production and support spaces/equipment for emerging and established online content “creators.” With access to sound and green-screen
HLW designed professional-grade production and support spaces/equipment for emerging and established online content “creators.” With access to sound and green-screen
HLW transformed a Vietnam War era aircraft hangar into one of Southern California’s largest state-of-the-art digital production facilities devoted exclusively
Recently completed, HLW worked closely with the developer, LeFrak Organization, and design architect, Arquitectonica, with the planning of an exceptionally
Designed to attract creative office and entertainment-related tenants, the commercial complex embraces the industrial character of the existing buildings. HLW
Campus 2100 caters to a creative office clientele’s predilection for open, airy spaces and collaborative activities. The fully transformed, repositioned
The new UNFCU headquarters provides enough flexibility to accommodate future spatial changes without resulting in exorbitant renovation costs. HLW’s solution
The leading UK music collecting society/licensing firm undertook a major relocation and refurbishment project involving two properties. The resulting creative
The new three-story research facility consolidates Avon’s offices and laboratories for personal care products. The building’s glass and steel structure
This adaptive reuse project resulted in the creation of new joint middle and high schools, located in the historic Cunard
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