Womble Bond Dickinson Office Glass

What they needed

When Womble Bond Dickinson acquired Lewis Roca, the Denver office was rebranded in place: same people, same space, new name. Lewis Roca's glass had used small logo hits as distraction graphics. Womble wanted something simpler: two clean lines running around every pane, so nobody walks into the glass, plus their logo at reception and on the conference rooms. We had done Lewis Roca's graphics in the same office, so we already knew the space. (See the Lewis Roca project.)

The site

Glass partitions, doors and conference rooms throughout the office, and the reception wall.

What we used

3M Dusted Crystal for the bands and the glass logos. The reception logo is 1/4-inch clear acrylic with brushed aluminum faces, mounted with 3M VHB tape.

The hard part

Simple only looks simple when it's perfect. Two thin lines running around an entire floor show every bit of drift, so the heights had to hold from pane to pane, door to door and room to room.

The result

A quiet, classy look that does its real job, keeping people from walking into glass, and a clean internal rebrand from one firm's name to the next.