Commercial Architecture Photography and Video in Nashville, TN

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I was recently commissioned by Capgemini to produce commercial architecture photography and video in their Nashville, TN office which just opened in 2022. Designed by Gensler and constructed by Flow Construction, this beautiful office location graces the 10th floor of the Broadwest office towers.

The goal of this shoot was to photograph 13 key elements of the new design which promotes a flexible working environment and allows employees of all positions to cross-pollinate ideas for growth.

Capgemini reception area with warm seating, wood screen details, pendant lighting, and skyline views.

The minute you walk off the elevators, you are greeted with a beautiful elevator lobby looking straight toward panoramic views of downtown Nashville.

Dining area with blue banquette seating, wood privacy screens, black chairs, and exposed ceiling lights.

The dining area on the other side of the wood slat wall, blue banquette seating and more Nashville skyline beyond.

Office café with red chairs, communal tables, pendant lights, and expansive windows overlooking the city.

The cafe area, red chairs and communal tables with floor-to-ceiling windows on every side.

Glass-front co-creation room with blue curtains, whiteboard, lounge chairs, and a high worktable.

The workspaces and conference rooms throughout the entire office were designed to be open and collaborative. As you can see in this corner meeting room, it is an open space without doors - but with curtains to help with sound dampening and a little privacy if needed.

Presentation room with a large Capgemini display wall, rows of colorful lounge chairs, and dark carpet.

The presentation room with the full Capgemini display wall and rows of colorful lounge chairs.

Meeting room with pink and tan chairs, exposed ceiling, city views, and a glass-enclosed collaboration space.

Opposite view of the same room. I love this angle as it shows views as well as the carefully aligned, pink and tan chairs that we probably spent a good 20 minutes straightening to make this perfect curve.

Open office with desk rows, glass meeting rooms, exposed ductwork, and late-day light from large windows.

All of the workstations were intentionally designed to be unassigned and flexible. Employees are free to work around the entire perimeter of the office and enjoy the 360-degree views of downtown Nashville.

Another need for this project was to create a corporate office video (in an architectural video style) that would help explain the thought process behind the new space and working for Capgemini as a whole from the perspective of their employees and executives.

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