Ware Malcomb Wraps Headquarters Revamp for Unchained Labs

Construction is complete on Unchained Labs’ new headquarters in Pleasanton. Ware Malcomb provided civil engineering, interior architecture and design and building measurement services for the 120,000-square-foot tenant improvement project, situated in the Tri-Valley innovation region of the city at 4747 Willow Rd.

The project consolidates the company’s operations from its three smaller previous locations into a larger two-story building. Designed spaces within the renovated facility include 53,887 square feet of office, 20,379 square feet of manufacturing and 14,779 square feet of lab and warehouse spaces.

“Our interior design process was inspired by Unchained Labs’ company culture,” said Kirsten Lien, director, interior architecture & design for Ware Malcomb. “This space ties together the established environments and caters to a collaborate, cohesive space.”

The renovation encompassed work on outdoor spaces including a facelift for the building’s existing metal canopy, the addition of electric vehicle charging stations, and loading dock construction. Ware Malcomb’s team also provided civil engineering services focused on ADA compliance as well as an update to the site landscaping.

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