
Creativity Abounds In This Three-Story HQ For Neiman Marcus
2024 Best of Year Winner for Large Creative Office
Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus’s 80,000-square-foot, three-story headquarters in Dallas by Gensler was strategically conceived as a remote-hybrid model allowing employees to work wherever they want—when they want. Autonomy and choice rule. Staffers can sit at workstations, in collaboration rooms, or in lounges designed to reflect a particular flagship store: Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, or New York. Anchoring the HQ is a triple-height atrium, replete with 300 suspended butterflies (a nod to the brand identity) and mobile furniture that can be rearranged or removed for conversion into a grand events space. Tech innovations abound: Telecom, video, and virtual whiteboards enable a 70/30 ratio of collaboration-oriented areas to individual workspaces and support staffers as they connect remotely with colleagues across corporate locations, distribution centers, and retail sites.

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PROJECT TEAM: PAUL MANNO; KELLY MOORE; NICHOLE BABIAK; AMANDA KENDALL; LOREN BROUILLETTE; KEVIN TURNER; KELCIE HOLCOMB; MARIA RAMIREZ; KHOI HOANG; MELISSA WALLIS; ELLIOTT BEACH; JENI MARTIN-SANTOYO; HANNAH MONROE.
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