Projects

Each of these projects shows a distinct experience that flexes over time—from workplaces and clinics to classrooms, hotels, and civic spaces. You’ll see plans that adapt in hours, acoustics that protect what’s being said, and outcomes you can measure. These stories show time saved, waste avoided, carbon reduced, decibels improved. Co-created with clients, architects, designers, and builders, they focus on what happens after day one: how spaces keep evolving without demolition as teams, programs, and ambitions change.

DaVita

For its Denver headquarters, DaVita envisioned a workplace that could evolve as its culture and teams grow. Haworth solid walls and Compose® workstations deliver flexibility, acoustic performance, and visual harmony across fourteen floors. These spaces support well-being, connection, and continuous change, without demolition or disruption.

MOA Architects, Acquilano Leslie
Pear Workplace Solutions

Global Financial Services Firm

This 70-foot pavilion nurtures connection in a high-density environment and gives employees a spectrum of places to meet, focus, and recharge. Rapid, collaborative sessions with Haworth’s Canvas CET technology shaped every detail. It’s a flexible architectural anchor that strengthens culture, supports hybrid work, and brings human scale to a compact Manhattan floorplate.

Gensler
Office Images, Atlanta

Michigan Farm Bureau

These modular wall systems, glass partitions, and flexible enclosures support evolving teams and diverse work modes. Movable walls create multipurpose gathering spaces, while acoustic and ergonomic solutions promote comfort and focus. They deliver flexibility without demolition or downtime.

StudioAXIS
DBI

LPAS Architecture & Design

LPAS reimagined a 1920s industrial building as a flexible, hybrid-work studio designed to evolve. Haworth’s glass wall systems and freestanding structures shift effortlessly between open and enclosed zones while preserving its historic character. The new headquarters are adaptive, light-filled, and community-driven. They embody how architecture can support creativity, connection, and change.

LPAS Architecture & Design
Western Contract

University of Calgary

MacKimmie Complex

This 381,000-square-foot four-story student commons anchors a sustainable, human-centered environment. It was built for future generations, with transformation designed for zero-carbon performance and long-term adaptability. Haworth modular walls, freestanding structures, and daylight-rich enclosures support flexible learning, collaboration, and student-life zones that evolve without demolition.

Dialogue Design
Heritage Business Interiors

Modern office interior with glass partitions, desks, and chairs.

The Economics of Space

Traditional construction hides long-term costs in waste, downtime, and disruption. Every change demands new materials and labor.

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