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    A reimagined workplace designed to foster creativity and social interaction

    Capital One Plaza of the Americas

    Capital One partnered with GFF to reimagine their office space in the Plaza of the Americas South Tower. The goal was to create a workplace that fosters creativity, enables social interactions, and accommodates various work styles. The workspace is organized around clusters of workstations and enclosed offices. These clusters are connected by pods of meeting spaces, enclaves, and phone rooms that facilitate both collaborative and focused work. To reinforce personal connections between associates, a central hub space was created in the middle of the floor plan for impromptu meetings or socializing with colleagues.

    The downtown location and the street grid of Dallas influenced the aesthetic of the space, introducing linear and angular design elements to evoke the concepts of intersection, connection, and flow. This is demonstrated through the use of linear wood wall and ceiling elements accented by angular components that transition between these planes. The use of color and pattern provides visual cues on the function of different spaces, while wood ceiling features add an unexpected warm touch in certain areas.

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    • A landmark office tower in Uptown Dallas, 23Springs reclaims valuable real estate for public life—elevating workplace design while anchoring a new pedestrian-friendly urban district.

      23Springs

      Dallas, Texas

    • Architectural rendering of a public broadcast center with an amphitheater and large screen in Downtown Dallas.

      GFF’s design for the broadcast facility responds to its unique topographic and urban context, carving out moments of pause, projection, and public connection along the Katy Trail

      Public Broadcast Headquarters

      Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

    • A 31-story office tower designed to honor a significant view corridor through strategic corner setback

      Confidential Austin Tower

      Austin, Texas / Unbuilt

    • Two Arts Plaza is a 300,000-square-foot office tower anchoring the northeast gateway into Dallas’s Central Business District

      Two Arts Plaza

      Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

    Our People

    • Maria Gomez

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    • Ricardo Montoya

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    • Alix Rios

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    • Todd Toupal

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    • David Boone

      Associate Principal
      Senior Interior Design Leader
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      3030 Nowitzki Way, Suite 400
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      Fort Worth, Texas 76107

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      Austin, Texas 78701

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