R&R RELOCATES TO NEWLY DESIGNED OFFICE
Company move prioritizes employee needs and functional design for client support
We are proud to announce that we’ve relocated our headquarters to a newly designed office located at 1635 W. 13th Avenue, Suite 310, in the burgeoning Lincoln Park neighborhood.
The new construction includes over 8,000 sq. ft. of space that provides the R&R team with electrochromic window glazing, automatically tinting all windows, while providing comfort and connection to the outdoors. A fifth-floor balcony overlooks Mile High Stadium, and special event activity spaces have been built for staff.
“R&R is excited to move into our new office, a space that has been designed with our employees in mind including sit-stand desks in the work areas.”
The new office floor plan will allow for better collaboration in and between departments with several open areas specifically designed for impromptu meetings.
“R&R believes that employee happiness and well-being is an important part of the equation," she says, "and R&R strives to treat everyone as individuals, not simply employees."
The building was built with smart technology, including high-tech conference rooms, automated climate and security, and fully programmable lighting, which keeps energy costs down and gives R&R staff and clientele high-quality efficiency and comfort.
“We have worked toward this move for over a year and the location, the class of the building, and the beauty of the space are even more dynamic than we could have imagined. Our dedication to our staff includes specific designs to meet their needs.”
R&R sold the building where the company previously housed its offices and sought to make a move to a more contemporary space while remaining dedicated to the amenities and history a downtown Denver neighborhood provides. Committed to the community, R&R remains close to Platte and Cherry Creek bike paths. R&R's new space also provides an onsite parking garage, an onsite gym, and amazing views of the mountains and the downtown skyline.
Common area photos courtesy of All Copy Products
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