Autodesk Atlanta Corgan Workplace Zoning Palisades Grid

Rather than hiding behind a predictable tech aesthetic, the design embraces Atlanta’s eclectic culture and integrates this seamlessly with Autodesk’s workplace DNA. Layers of color, industrial detailing, and local artistry craft a space narrative - part urban playground, part natural refuge. Stadium-style seating for events, a breakroom modeled after Ponce City Market, and modular pods after the city’s famed “Tiny Doors ATL” all invite employees to work, collaborate, or retreat in spaces they can truly identify with.

For an office where openness and flow are essential, building barriers was never the answer. That’s where Spacestor come in, working with One Workplace to provide Palisades Grid. Complete with natural maple accessories, modular zones were created that define and organize without shutting down connection between areas. This means teams can gather without being shut off from, and losing the energy of, the wider space.

LEED Gold certified and winner of IIDA Georgia’s Best of Workplace Award, Autodesk’s Atlanta hub is a landmark in its own right. A place where design doesn’t decorate but directs - where culture, community, and brand collide. For Spacestor, the project was a chance to show how furniture can act as architecture, creating an agile framework that lets a workplace breathe, adapt, and tell its own story.

Photography Credits: Corgan