Atlanta-based developer Jamestown wanted its Pacific Place office building, at 22 Fourth Street in downtown San Francisco, to appeal to young tech workers with a lobby similar to that of a hip hotel. The existing entrance was clearly problematic. It was extremely long and had a bland corporate vibe, as expressed by generic drywall and marble. So the offices of STUDIOS Architecture and boutique firm Sand Studios collaborated to visually condense the seemingly endless 165-foot-long expanse, using a variety of lighting schemes to define distinct spaces.
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