Article in EXHIBITOR Magazine about an Open Office Redesign

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EXHIBITOR Magazine published an article about an open-office redesign by Consolidated Displays, a Classic Exhibits Distributor in Pittsburgh.

The Burns Scalo Office Building

Burns Scalo recognized that their tenant’s open office layout didn’t conform to current CDC recommendations for social distancing and divided workspaces.  Derek Librecht, VP at Consolidated Displays, meet with the company and completed a walkthrough of the office space, taking measurements and noting the layout and obstacles. The final solution included over 30 dividers, all powder-coated to match existing cubical furniture. In addition, cubicle height extenders were added to the office walls to raise the height to 6 ft.

Classic Exhibits was delighted to assist with this project, including renderings, design, and materials. We expect these environmental safety projects will increase significantly over the next 6 months as companies reopen and employees return to their offices.

CLICK HERE to read the article (Just scroll past the silly and unnecessary “Registration Required” form).

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