Situated in Newport Beach's historic Marina Lido Village, this unique 16,000 square-foot building provides a dynamic co-working environment to the public while also housing SAPs Research and Development center. With guidance from our project leader, Ron Zawadzki, the tk1sc team provided mechanical and technology system design services on this project. The breathtaking open concept of this design allowed us to show off our HVAC design, combining aesthetics with utility.

This project is a new greenhouse & headhouse space building with wet and dry research laboratories, growth chamber housing, and space for faculty and academic support. The project is envisioned to host multiple scientific disciplines engaged in collaborative research.

The project was approximately 223,000 square feet of second-generation tenant improvements, split into two historic roads – Pacific Coast Highway and Route 66 – that serve as a gateway to unite employees across brands and departments. The spaces include a formal meeting room, training and war room, data and innovation areas, an indoor-outdoor space featuring a large patio with tiered seating. tk1sc provided full design for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, audiovisual and low voltage engineering, and lighting design engineering from our boutique lighting design firm StudioK1.