Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz

Tangram worked in close partnership with HLW architects and Frankfurt Kurnit attorneys to ensure the Los Angeles office would feel like a natural extension of the firm's established New York presence. The design strategy centered on replicating the refined aesthetic that had become synonymous with the firm's brand, incorporating the same neutral color palette and light wood elements that defined their Manhattan headquarters. This careful attention to brand consistency would ensure clients experienced the same level of sophistication regardless of which office they visited.

The spatial planning prioritized both function and experience, strategically positioning all private and executive offices along the building's perimeter to capture maximum natural light and sweeping city views. Common areas and administrative functions were thoughtfully centralized within the floor plan's core, creating an efficient workflow while maintaining the clean, airy atmosphere the firm desired. Premium architectural elements, including Muraflex FINO sliding wood doors for private offices and elegant wood pivot doors for breakout spaces, were carefully selected to integrate seamlessly into the high-end environment.