• Renovation for the Nation’s Candy lobbyist
• Reconfigured the space using their existing millwork and trim
• Finishes were vibrant to reflect their mission of representing the candy industry

Winner of the 2015 NAIOP Award of Excellence & IIDA Mid Atlantic Chapter Honor (Gold) Award

American Gaming Association’s new CEO had a vision for a bright and contemporary office space that would showcase the gaming industry as much as possible while providing a setting where staff can be productive.

Gaming industry imagery was incorporated through the use of over-sized graphics applied to walls as wall-covering. Elements taken directly from the industry such as a poker table used for conferencing and slot machines as a back-drop to the staff lounge add to the effect of “living in the game.” Metal etchings of famous gambling venues are located throughout the space as well.

• Renovation of the Government Affairs Office for the American College of Physicians
• Started as an empty shell space in a newly constructed building
• High-end features included a reveal paneled wall system, ceramic tile floor and custom reception desk in lobby, and specialty lighting

• High-end finishes included open ceilings, glass transoms, glass conference room, spiral duct, specialty light fixtures and floating acoustical ceilings
• Design utilized concrete flooring in open areas and carpet in the offices

• Space was designed to take full advantage of all available natural light
• Several offices built around the outside window perimeter of the building were created with full height glass partitions to maximize the light brought in
• Inside core of the space was designed to be open and consisted of lightly contrasted furniture

• Upgraded the lobby with high-end finishes such as stain grade millwork wall panels, long plank floor tiles, and a matching, tile covered accent wall with new light fixtures and mechanical diffusers
• Once the lobby was completed, Exxon Mobil renovated their suite entrance along with several other locations within their suite

• Complete rebuild of the corridors and elevator lobby
• Updated finishes throughout
• Work was completed while the space was fully occupied

• Phased renovation of 18 restrooms in a government, secured property
• Included the complete demolition of existing restrooms, and the installation of new, high-end finishes, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, toilet partitions and accessories
• Designed to have all highly automated, hands free units to allow for a clean and sterile atmosphere

After a move from the third to the tenth floor of its DuPont Circle- area building, international contract furniture company, Global Industries tapped HBW Group to build out their new showroom. The mandate was to showcase the company’s commitment to sustainable design in a fresh, modern space. The result is a light-filled showroom enhanced by city views that ably meets LEED Silver requirements.

The space includes a sleek reception area, with a recycled concrete counter paired with a backlit tinted-glass base. Modular FLOR carpets and Trend Q engineered stone tile clad the floors. The extensive showroom offers multiple product-display vignettes.

Light finished and reflective ceiling materials were used for a modern aesthetic, constructing a minimal number of walls so as not to obstruct natural light. The lighting plan ensured that products would be effectively highlighted in the showroom while still meeting LEED standards.

• High-end retail showroom
• Utilized uncommon finishes including fusion panels, cable tracks, and other fabric and acrylic panels
• Lighting controls were used to change the appearance of products