Portfolio
Listed below are projects completed by Peris Companies, Inc. containing the elements of time, budget, and quality that we believe most exemplify our work.
This 63,000 sq. ft. Class A build-out for Bates White, LLC, a high profile Washington consulting firm, was completed in April, 2006. A fully rebuilt internal staircase connects the two floors and a grand conference center of eight meeting rooms employing mahogany wall panels throughout. Intricate drywall ceilings are layered to match stylized floor patterns and include reveals cut into the walls. High-end stone work distinguishes the elevator lobby. The $5 million project features 80 custom millwork work stations for the associates and an elegant café-lounge with stylish millwork and lighting.
The Spriggs & Hollingsworth Law Offices in Washington, D.C., is an 80,000 sq. ft. Class A in-place renovation comprising high-end office suites for 200 employees and an elegant conference center featuring specialty curved glass and custom sidelights. Sycamore wood paneled walls and doors are employed throughout. Marble onyx flooring and dramatic indirect lighting adorn the entrances. Italian plaster beautifies a unique art niche for employees and visitors. With a total construction value of $8 million, this project will be completed in August, 2008.
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This 13,000 sq. ft. Class A build-out for Ballard Spahr , a national law firm, was completed in April 2007. Three conference rooms are separated from the reception area with zebrawood and glass partitions. The reception area is completed with lacquer paneling, a marble and walnut desk, a built in bench with fabric paneling and multiple plasma tvs. A dozen walnut, lacquer and stone secretary stations are spread throughout the space. This office project is the 3rd of 4 build-out Peris has completed with Ballard Spahr.
This 3-month project with a budget of $1 million dollars creates a common theme with the use of many glass elements, architectural graphics, and other Ocean-related details. A river rock reception desk welcomes visitors to the space. An open and sunny floorplan addresses a project goal to invite the outside indoors. A perimeter corridor adjacent to the exterior windows allows plentiful sunlight into the space. In addition, this corridor provides lots of beautiful light to enter the interior offices—a rarity for many urban office spaces today.
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