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Margulies Perruzzi Completes Buildout for Boston Trust Walden

Margulies Perruzzi has completed the renovation of 31,000 square feet at One Beacon Street in downtown Boston’s Government District for Boston Trust Walden, an investment management firm with approximately $14 billion in assets under management.  

“We decided to move when we realized our office space would no longer accommodate our growth,” said Sarah Kelly, COO and general counsel at Boston Trust Walden. “We took the opportunity to reevaluate how we use space for working and found a partner in Margulies Peruzzi.” 

In mapping out the new space, Boston Trust Walden prioritized smaller, uniform offices, direct access to daylight for workstations, and a focus on socialization and collaboration. To achieve these goals, Margulies Perruzzi designed perimeter offices with full glass fronts to bring light into the interior of the space and created alcoves at the perimeter for workstations with access to natural light.  

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