Internet start-up company Broadbridge Media sought to create a unique image in a cluttered multimedia market through the design of its Midtown Manhattan office.

The design solution divided the space into a production area for programmers/designers and separate offices for management. The partitions, workstations and reception desk were built of hot rolled steel with translucent Plexiglas paneling, creating a unique "high-tech meets low-tech" look. These translucent offices allow for privacy, while permitting light and air to filter in between. The modular production workstations were designed for expandability to accommodate the anticipated growth in staff.