Totalplan Commercial Interior Design Service - Portfolio

This project encompassed a full floor renovation to house corporate offices with a complete design and construction services package including the revamp of a two story staircase in the entry. This client came to Totalplan Inc. as they were taking over premises that were outdated and not well laid out for their operation. The space was entirely demolished and reconstruction began. The original entry was on the 31st floor, opening into a two story space that was almost entirely enclosed and clad with cedar. The objective was to keep an open feeling while maintaining the integrity of the existing structure of the staircase. A new railing was detailed in stainless steel with glass panels to maintain the openness, and a dropped drywall ceiling and custom metal panels incorporating indirect lighting replaced the usual t-bar and tile. The client wanted to utilize the aura of metals, gold and copper in particular and finishes were selected accordingly. In particular, metallic accents were selected to contrast with the rough slate in the reception area, where imitation stone panels with gold accents clad the feature walls. A state of the art audio visual presentation center was incorporated into the boardroom ceiling and custom glass was introduced in the boardroom providing privacy yet allowing light to enter the space. The entire interior has become free flowing which has eliminated the monotonous corridor effect commonly found in rectangular floor plates. Project Budget $40.00 per square foot.



BEMA GOLD CORPORATION
This project encompassed a full floor renovation to house corporate offices with a complete design and construction services package including the revamp of a two story staircase in the entry. This client came to Totalplan Inc. as they were taking over premises that were outdated and not well laid out for their operation. The space was entirely demolished and reconstruction began. The original entry was on the 31st floor, opening into a two story space that was almost entirely enclosed and clad with cedar. The objective was to keep an open feeling while maintaining the integrity of the existing structure of the staircase. A new railing was detailed in stainless steel with glass panels to maintain the openness, and a dropped drywall ceiling and custom metal panels incorporating indirect lighting replaced the usual t-bar and tile. The client wanted to utilize the aura of metals, gold and copper in particular and finishes were selected accordingly. In particular, metallic accents were selected to contrast with the rough slate in the reception area, where imitation stone panels with gold accents clad the feature walls. A state of the art audio visual presentation center was incorporated into the boardroom ceiling and custom glass was introduced in the boardroom providing privacy yet allowing light to enter the space. The entire interior has become free flowing which has eliminated the monotonous corridor effect commonly found in rectangular floor plates. Project Budget $40.00 per square foot.