Fiserv

The 8,000-SF glass geometric lobby uniquely defines the campus and connects the existing buildings. It includes a four-story grand entrance lobby utilizing stone flooring, structural glazing, and wall accents with a reception desk.

Elevated bridges are constructed on each level of the lobby to allow connectivity between the two primary office buildings and all six floors. The fifth floor of the lobby features a client business center with a grand presentation and auditorium space available for Fiserv’s clients.

Typical building work areas are comprised of modular work stations with a combination of wood and acoustical ceilings through-out. Within each work area are “town center” and “neighborhood” spaces comprised of custom millwork elements and banquette seating designed to promote collaborative work spaces. These modular and collaborative work spaces encircle the perimeter of the building while added core offices and meeting rooms utilizing dorm glass wall systems are located closer to the building core.

Other building amenities include a 10,000-SF fitness center, 10,000-SF commercial kitchen, servery, and dining room, 2,500-SF coffee bar and micro-mart, and finally a corporate training and conference center. All spaces include new and innovative audio/video systems to enhance the Fiserv experience.

Fiserv’s unique lobby ceiling features 3D trapezoid tiles arranged in a geometric pattern that varies in depth and LED light color. Controlled by a custom panel created by Choate, the entire room—from the ceiling to the NanoLumens wall panels—can be customized with the touch of a finger.

Choate’s VirtualWorks department played a key role in the ceiling’s successful installation, creating 3D models for the new spaces and coordinating sprinkler, lighting, fire piping, ductwork, and electrical systems within the ceiling structure.

To guide installation, the team used iPads to visualize the placement of each tile like a giant puzzle. Sr. Superintendent Rocky Sveda also created a temporary suspended platform in the lobby, allowing work to continue safely above and below. The on-site team was so impressed that they nicknamed it “the dance floor.”