The arrival experience at Transwestern’s Buckhead office immediately communicates the firm’s brand identity to visitors. Transwestern’s signature blue hue can be found throughout the space.

Destination workplaces are emerging as a way to motivate employees and get them excited about returning to the physical office. The new Cooper Carry-designed Transwestern office space is a prototype for this new concept that infuses hospitality into the workplace. Cooper Carry’s approach included identifying employee needs, crafting a design strategy to address those needs, and executing a strategy that delivers on each of those needs in meaningful and measurable ways. The next-gen office strips away the pretentious nature of the corporate workplace in favor of an open, genuine environment where all employees feel welcome and inspired.

When Transwestern’s lease neared expiration for its Atlanta office following the global pandemic, the firm, which specializes in various real estate services, jumped at the chance to transform its Buckhead headquarters. The company signed on to two floors at the Atlanta Financial Center, known as AFC Buckhead, to rework the space formerly occupied by the City Club of Buckhead.