Dovetail fabricated the architectural millwork for Indeed, a corporate tenant improvement project in Austin, Texas, built by general contractor NOVO Construction. The project page lists wood as the material. The photographs show a lobby with a wood-framed reception, wood trim and a floating stair, plus communal spaces with long wood tables.
What did Dovetail build at Indeed?
Dovetail's scope at Indeed is architectural millwork in wood. The gallery shows two kinds of space. In the lobby there is a glowing wood-framed reception desk beside a stair, a blue geometric wall and wood trim. Other photographs show long communal wood tables under a wood stair marked with the number 6, more long tables in front of a blue wall, and a communal area with booth seating and a stair marked with the number 4. A gym with equipment and a blue wall appears in the set as well, along with the building entrance, which has a stone canopy and glass.
Materials and finishes
The project is tagged wood. The wood visible in the photographs includes the reception frame, trim in the lobby and the stairs.
How was the job delivered?
NOVO Construction was the general contractor on this corporate tenant improvement in Austin. Drafting and engineering at Dovetail run in Microvellum, Cabinet Vision, Revit and AutoCAD, and the in-house finishing department has three spray booths.
