Brown University    "To complement the values of the Institute and mirror its strong sense of design, Teknion’s product was selected for its flexibility, custom capabilities, and its modern, yet refined aesthetic.”     View the Case Study

National Wildlife Federation   Common Sense, Common Ground: An Approach to Affordable Eco Design   Is it possible to be both environmentally and fiscally responsible? Look to the National Wildlife Federation® (NWF) headquarters for an answer. Thanks to an approach it calls “state-of-the shelf,” NWF’s new headquarters occupies a common ground between ecofriendly design and frugality. In fact, the building earned recognition as one of the “greenest” buildings in the nation – yet it cost less to construct than non-eco-friendly projects of similar scope!   View the Case Study

Wetlands Institute   “Working on the product selection and assisting the client with their submission material to achieve their goal of certification was thrilling. WSSI is the first gold LEED CI building in Virginia — I am so honored that Teknion was the solution provider for this outstanding installation.”   —Tracy Backus, Teknion Architecture & Design Program   View the Case Study

Sabre   The Teknion Factor In accordance with LEED guidelines, Sabre asked Teknion to certify that its products and processes incorporate recycled content and meet accepted standards for forest conservation. Teknion also demonstrated how its furniture could help Sabre address worker health and productivity issues integral to green building. “Basically, Sabre gave us a blank page,” says Donna Palon, Teknion’s Architecture and Design Market Manager. “We were encouraged to talk directly to employees to find out what they needed, and then we were charged to devise LEED-friendly means of satisfying them.” So, for example, Teknion helped configure open plan workstation layouts that optimize daylight and provide 90% of all employees with standing vision of a window. (This is one of the many factors evaluated by LEED).    View the Case Study