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September 16, 2010
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Randy Brown Architects

Omaha, Nebraska

Completion Date: March 2010

Owner: Jeff Herdzina, US DATA Corporation

Program: A 5,000-square-foot office for an online data company, with a café, conference room, and gaming lounge.

Design concept and solution: The architects wanted to convey the client's technological identity while boosting the office's already close-knit atmosphere. The new design features a large, open bullpen of workstations and a conference room bounded by a glass wall etched with numerical sequences to signify streams of data. A bright green wall, jutting and folding at changing angles, defines the circulation through the office like a kind of origami canopy, and divides the workspaces from the public meeting rooms and café. Galvanized metal wall panels call to mind the sheds of the region's farms, evoking the company's Midwestern roots. 

Total construction cost: $140,000

Architect(s):
Randy Brown Architects
1925 N. 120th St.
Omaha NE 68154  
402-551-7097x16  
www.RandyBrownArchitects.com

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Architect:
Randy Brown Architects
1925 N. 120th St.
Omaha NE 68154  
402-551-7097x16  
www.RandyBrownArchitects.com

Personnel in architect's firm who should receive special credit:
Lead Designer and Architect:  Randy Brown FAIA/LEED-AP

Project Assistants:  Neil Legband, Brian Kelly

Architect of record
Randy Brown, FAIA/LEED-AP

General contractor
KSI

Photographer(s)
Farshid Assassi

CAD system, project management, or other software used
Autocad

 

Products

Paint: Sherwin-Williams, snowbound + humorous green + grizzly grey

Flooring: clear sealed concrete

Countertops: Plastic Laminate, Nevamar s-6-54t wrought iron finish

Plastic Laminate, Formica #91847-58 swedish maple matte

Ceiling Tile:  2’x2’ Ceiling Grid with Acoustical Tile, Astro Climaplus by USG Corporation, White

Lighting: 
Lithonia 8’ side mount strip lights
MIO Culture suspended lamp
Lithonia can light with white trim rings

Plastics:  frosted acrylic panels

Artwall: clear ½ tempered glass with satin vinyl graphic attached to glass

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