Exelon_high res int.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; An internal stair connects the 2-story trading floor. Columns of locally reclaimed wood hide the ductwork feeding the 24" raised floor and provide a visual break from technology. A glass wall provides security while still affording visitors views into the trading floor.

Exelon_02_highres_int.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; Bold colors help with wayfinding and highlight the entrances to neighborhoods. Fixed meeting rooms in the center of the plan reduce the scale of the large floor plate.

Exelon_03_highres_ext.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; Multiple work areas both open and private, with and without technology are directly adjacent to the open office area.

Exelon_04.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; The pantries, located on the southern end of each floor, feature a ceiling system that orients one to the harbor and sweeping views. Reclaimed wood clads the elevator lobby and pantry walls on each of the 12 office floors.

Exelon_05.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; All rooms have glass perpendicular to the perimeter, allowing views to the harbor from every seat, office and corridor.

Exelon_06.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; Adjacent to the 10th floor conference center, a 4,000-sf outdoor terrace allows staff to work and take a break outside while overlooking the harbor.

Exelon_07.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; A terrazzo landing located halfway up the stair serves as a customer viewing area for the trading floor. This space has a secondary purpose as a platform for speakers during all-hands meetings.

Exelon_08.jpg; ©2017 Karl Connolly Photography; The main gallery connecting the reception area to the board rooms provides a wide vista to the city beyond.