Pagewood, Wile Interests

Art Direction, Experiential & Environmental Design

Houston, TX

Completed, 2023

Spatial Identity, Environmental Graphics, Wayfinding, Amenity Design

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The Quad at Brittmoore

Adaptive reuse workplace designed as a creative community

The Quad at Brittmoore reimagines a former industrial office park as a contemporary creative workplace community. Spanning four renovated buildings, the project introduces shared amenities, integrated branding, and flexible environments that invite collaboration—transforming a once-isolated site into an active, connected destination within West Houston.

Adaptive reuse workplace designed as a creative community

The Quad at Brittmoore

The Quad at Brittmoore reimagines a former industrial office park as a contemporary creative workplace community. Spanning four renovated buildings, the project introduces shared amenities, integrated branding, and flexible environments that invite collaboration—transforming a once-isolated site into an active, connected destination within West Houston.

Client: Pagewood, Wile Interests

Role: Art , Experiential & Environmental Design

Location: Houston, TX

Year: Completed, 2023

Scope: Spatial Identity, Environmental Graphics, Wayfinding, Amenity Design

Contemporary graphic language and architectural interventions were used to unify the campus and establish a clear identity across buildings. Wayfinding, color, and material cues guide movement through the site while reinforcing a sense of cohesion—allowing the architecture and brand to operate as a single, legible system.

The most effective brand experiences aren’t announced — they’re lived, shaped by movement, gathering, and a sense of belonging.

Contemporary graphic language and architectural interventions were used to unify the campus and establish a clear identity across buildings. Wayfinding, color, and material cues guide movement through the site while reinforcing a sense of cohesion—allowing the architecture and brand to operate as a single, legible system.

The most effective brand experiences aren’t announced — they’re lived, shaped by movement, gathering, and a sense of belonging.