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Many features converged to create the open space, including abundant natural daylighting. Large east and west facing windows promote a high degree of sunlight without heat gain, while a wooded hillside shades the building’s south-facing windows, where solar heat gain would be the greatest. The facility’s conference room boasts the only interior doors in the entire space, further contributing to the open atmosphere.
Functional attributes include a dry erase wall covering that encircles the entire conference room wall, maximizing opportunity and encouraging storyboarding, brainstorming, sketching ideas and projecting images. FIOS fiber optic-based broadband high-speed Internet will allow for easy downloading and uploading of large image files and data used in developing content. Low-VOC paints in rich shades of aqua, red, beige, and green brighten interior walls of tiered heights.
“The move to the train station marks a step forward for LarsonO’Brien,”
The company’s move to the train station – which still maintains an open rail – marks the first time the facility will be used as an office space. The building previously served as a warehouse.
LarsonO’Brien Marketing Group’s new mailing address (3591 Ridgeway Drive, Bethel Park, PA 15102) and phone number (412-831-1959)
LarsonO’Brien serves a range of clients in the building industry, including Birdair, Inc. (Buffalo, NY), Cambridge Architectural (Cambridge, MD), CENTRIA Services Group (Pittsburgh, PA), Chief Manufacturing (Savage, MN), Fabric Structures Association (Roseville, MN), Follansbee (Follansbee, WV), greenscreen (Los Angeles, CA), H.H. Roberston Floor Systems (Ambridge, PA), Kobold (Pittsburgh, PA), PPG IdeaScapes (Pittsburgh, PA), and Ronstan Tensile Architecture (Melbourne, Australia). To learn more about LarsonO’Brien, visit www.larsonobrien.com.




