Toll Brothers After occupying the same building for almost 40 years, luxury home builder, Toll Brothers, turned to D2 to guide their relocation and reinvent their workplace strategy. Housed on a single floor in a former convention center, an additional 25,000 square feet was created by raising the existing roof structure, to a soaring 30’...

CI Worklife Studio Corporate Interiors needed more than just a product showroom—they needed a space that could function as a powerful sales center for the company’s wide breadth of furniture, fabrication, and AV & technology services. D2 designed an office that offers an enthralling tour of a progressive interior that balances a hardworking office component...

PRA Health Sciences Chicago D2 has designed PRA offices across the country–in cities as far as Salt Lake City and Boston, Durham, NC and Chicago–shifting the focus of each design to cater to the business that goes on at each site. The Salt Lake City office, for instance, is designed for clinical use to conduct research in the...

Saul Ewing Atnstein & Lehr D2 partnered with Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr to develop corporate workplace standards for their locations across the country. The new standards, along with a change management program, embrace a cultural shift toward increased collaboration, socialization, and mentorship. They also provide each location with a flexible conference center, a hospitality-like...

Law Firm in Wilmington, DE Simple changes are often the most impactful. During a recent renovation-in-place, a light touch was key for D2 in producing effective design solutions for our Wilmington law firm client. Upgraded finishes, fresh paint colors and slight changes to the overall layout modernized the aesthetic of key areas like reception, conference...

Pond Lehocky Stern & Giordano Law firms remain one of the most hierarchical industries out there, but Pond Lehocky wanted to create an office environment that felt sophisticated, fun, and energetic for all of its employees. Bright accent colors break up some of the more neutral tones of the furniture and carpets in the open...