Vos Glass started making plans in 2020 to build a new headquarters that would allow them to grow their business, expand their showroom, and improve their fabrication and distribution center.
Our previous relationships with Vos Glass, as a designer and customer, and with the architect Ken Watkin of Architectural Concepts, made for a smooth integration to interior design. We worked directly with John Turner, President of Vos Glass, and Dennis Moomey, Prefabrication Leader. Dennis was also the construction manager for this project.
The design criteria for this project could be summarized as clean, contemporary, flexible, inspiring, and within the Vos Glass Brand.
The finished product delivered these criteria with some notable features:
- Polished concrete floors throughout.
- Very well-lit spaces.
- Tall ceilings.
- Showcasing glass everywhere. Their office area is on display for customers to see a variety of glass installations.
- Mindful use of Vos Glass’ brand red color in paint, carpet, and acoustical baffles.
r.o.i. Design visited Vos Glass shortly after they moved in and spoke with Dennis about the process and outcome. He was kind enough to say, “It was fun working with you folks.” We can say, “Vos Glass it was great to work with you, too.”
– Edit 8/29/24:
In June 2024, the entire r.o.i. Design team took a “field trip” to visit some of the completed jobs we designed. One of the stops was Vos Glass. It was enjoyable to re-engage with the customer and see in person how the project turned out. We toured the facilities with John Turner, the President & Owner of Vos Glass, and he gave us a great customer testimonial:
R.O.I. transformed our new building into an inviting, functional space that perfectly meets our needs. Their attention to detail and creative vision exceeded our expectations, making the entire design process seamless and enjoyable. We couldn’t be happier with the results and highly recommend R.O.I. for any commercial interior design needs.
Read more about Vos Glass’ new building in the M-Live article, June 7, 2022.
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