The
International Interior Design Association’s Mid-America Chapter honored AMC’s new Theatre Support Center in Leawood, Kans., and Polsinelli’s offices in Washington, DC, and Kansas City at the Mid-America
Design Awards ceremony.
The
biennial MADA event recognizes interior design excellence in the
Designed
by HOK’s Kansas City office, each space uniquely responds to the brand and culture
of the client.
“The recognition of these projects is a testament to the vision and
collaboration of our clients,” said HOK’s Peter Sloan, director of design. “It is a
privilege to work with clients like Polsinelli and AMC Theatres that believe in
the value of creating an exceptional environment for employees. Their trust in
our expertise provides both the framework and freedom to explore new ideas. We
are exceedingly proud to be able to create something truly unique and enduring
for their people.”
AMC Theatre Support Center – Large Corporate “Gold” Award
The
design of AMC’s new Theatre Support Center in Leawood, Kans., celebrates the
company’s role in the entertainment industry and is a
catalyst for cultural change. AMC’s vision and brand
are reinforced through unique design details including custom carpet patterns
derived from three famous movie images, bright pops of AMC’s signature red throughout the space, lighting inspired by old-time
movie houses, and environmental graphics that celebrate top-grossing movies and
company history. The open, three-story layout and wide variety of collaborative
spaces enhance communication across departments.
Polsinelli
Washington, DC, Office – Small Corporate “Gold” Award
Since
entering the
Polsinelli Headquarters – Large Corporate “Silver” Award
Located
within a new signature office building on Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza,
Polsinelli’s headquarters provides a world-class
environment for its rapidly growing national law practice. The interior
environment is timeless and metropolitan, designed to showcase views of the
Plaza. The primary architectural element in the space, a seven-story
cantilevered stairwell, winds through the center of the building like a
sculptural wood ribbon. Although it appears effortless, the structure is a feat
of engineering and craftsmanship.