Our longstanding client relationship with an American Media company dates back to 2012. When this client embarked on a major workplace transformation, they sought trusted partners to help them through the process. RCF Group’s approach to the project and commitment to providing solutions that best served the client positioned us as the right choice for this initiative. 

Having worked closely with key client stakeholders for years, the RCF Group team understood their operational priorities, budget constraints, and vision. This unique perspective allowed us to leverage our expertise and our partnership with Haworth, to align the project outcomes with the client’s objectives. Providing a unique tour of RCF Group’s new showroom, key client employees experienced the proposed solutions firsthand, further solidified our value. 

For this new office space, the client aimed to modernize and optimize their workspace by reducing their footprint from four floors to two. The new design needed to foster both private and group collaboration while maximizing efficiency and functionality. RCF Group approached the project with transparency, ensuring alignment between product selections and budget realities while also providing solutions that met both aesthetic and functional goals. 

In the end, the RCF Group team helped deliver a modernized, right-sized workspace that enhances collaboration and efficiency while also serving as an example of cost conscious design that can enhance the work experiance. The client was highly satisfied with the outcome, benefiting from both cost savings and an optimized environment tailored to their evolving needs. 

“That tour and your on-hand inventory of options was critical in helping our employees understand the products they were choosing.  The ability to take a few hours and sit in the work stations, play with the desks and feel the vision through your virtual reality capability gave an ownership to our employee steering committee we could not have gotten any other way.” – Client VP. of Real-Estate