TRIA designed Syros’ new corporate headquarters to function as a culture-centric space that supports innovation and collaboration. Syros was eager to implement design features that support their three core principles: hope, health, and growth. Large windows and an open floor plan draw natural light through the space, symbolizing hope. The repeated use of natural materials such as sealed concrete, wood, linoleum, and a living wall are reflections of health. An uninterrupted path of wood features creates a seamless flow through office and lab, allowing for free movement and unhindered growth. Ultimately, the space was designed to remind employees of the profound impact their research has on the patients, and to keep them focused on the goal of changing lives for the better.
Project Genetics
Design features support core principles
Project Location
Cambridge, Mass.
Project Size
53,000 SF
Project Completion
2019
Project Type
Headquarters relocation
Market Sector
- Corporate Interiors
- Life Sciences & Technology
Photography
Elisif Photography
TRIA designed Syros’ new corporate headquarters to function as a culture-centric space that supports innovation and collaboration. Syros was eager to implement design features that support their three core principles: hope, health, and growth. Large windows and an open floor plan draw natural light through the space, symbolizing hope. The repeated use of natural materials such as sealed concrete, wood, linoleum, and a living wall are reflections of health. An uninterrupted path of wood features creates a seamless flow through office and lab, allowing for free movement and unhindered growth. Ultimately, the space was designed to remind employees of the profound impact their research has on the patients, and to keep them focused on the goal of changing lives for the better.