The client wanted a cowork space that offered flexible leasing options in an affordable work environment for tenants including freelancers, remote workers, entrepreneurs, and growing work from home teams with flexible work options. The design implemented recycled and salvaged construction materials from parts of prior building spaces including tectum panels, door hardware, furniture, open cubicle systems, glass panels, reclaimed wood, and various types of pendant lights. Clearstory glazing is reused to bring natural light to offices around a large centrally located North facing windows. The concrete ceiling is painted “porch blue” like the southern vernacular with white tectum panels below allowing for pockets of blue to show through. The tectum and carpet work to help with acoustics in the open workspace and inside the private offices. A shared conference room and break room reuse existing lighting leftover from other projects in the building. The frameless glass entry to the tenant space aligns with the large North window to provide access to daylight not only for the cowork space tenants but also the buildings atrium.