Bergmeyer Expands Los Angeles Office in Little Tokyo
Bergmeyer Doubles Down on LA Design Scene with Innovative New Office
LOS ANGELES — Bergmeyer, a leading design collaborative firm, is making a bold statement about its commitment to the West Coast with a significant expansion of its Los Angeles operations. The firm has unveiled a cutting-edge new office space at 360 E. 2nd Street in the heart of Little Tokyo, designed to foster creativity, collaboration, and connection.”Los Angeles is a dynamic ecosystem of innovation and creativity where Bergmeyer’s collaborative approach can truly thrive,” said Rachel Zsembery, CEO of Bergmeyer. “This relocation is more than a change of address; it’s an investment that reflects our continued commitment to building and growing lasting client and partner relationships from our West Coast office.”
The 5,000 square foot workspace embodies Bergmeyer’s human-centered design philosophy. Abundant natural light floods the space, while collaborative workspaces visually and spatially connect teams, encouraging interaction and idea exchange.
Designed for Diverse Work Styles
Recognizing the evolving needs of its team, the new office seamlessly transitions between areas for concentrated individual work and dynamic team engagement. Key design elements include:
A versatile event space: Designed to host and engage with the local design community.
The Lounge: A relaxed setting for team engagement and creative inspiration, complete with design resources, a Bergmeyer community lending library, and pin-up space.
The Materials Library: Featuring high-top tables and ample layout space for project development and client meetings.
The Pantry: A vibrant community hub with varied seating arrangements for casual collaboration.
Technology-enabled meeting spaces: Equipped with digital screens and pin-up areas for hybrid collaboration.
The Wellness Room: Thoughtfully designed with soft seating and calming colors for personal wellness and quiet reflection.
Sustainability at the forefront
The newly renovated space also showcases Bergmeyer’s commitment to lasting design. Mindful renovation choices minimize material waste, preserving existing architectural elements and integrating elements of biophilia into the design.Leslie Young, Managing Director of Bergmeyer’s Los Angeles office, emphasized the meaning of the new space: “This new space represents more than expanded square footage – it’s a testament to our investment in Los Angeles’ creative future. The thoughtfully designed environment enables our teams to better serve West Coast clients while creating a magnetic hub for top design talent.”
A Hub for Innovation and Connection
The new office will support Bergmeyer’s full range of practice areas and markets, with a particular focus on wellness, retail, higher education, and food & beverage. It will also serve as a hub for industry events, design education, and community engagement.
In October, Bergmeyer celebrated this milestone by hosting an open house at the new space, welcoming Los Angeles-based industry peers, clients, and partners. This event reinforced the firm’s commitment to fostering meaningful connections within the local design community.
Bergmeyer Doubles Down on LA Design Scene with innovative New Office
LOS ANGELES — Bergmeyer, a leading design collaborative firm, is making a bold statement about its commitment to teh West Coast with a significant expansion of its Los Angeles operations.The firm has unveiled a cutting-edge new office space at 360 E. 2nd Street in the heart of Little Tokyo, designed to foster creativity, collaboration, and connection.
“Los Angeles is a dynamic ecosystem of innovation and creativity where Bergmeyer’s collaborative approach can truly thrive,” said Rachel Zsembery,CEO of Bergmeyer. “This relocation is more than a change of address; it’s an investment that reflects our continued commitment to building and growing lasting client and partner relationships from our West Coast office.”
The 5,000 square foot workspace embodies Bergmeyer’s human-centered design beliefs. Abundant natural light floods the space, while collaborative workspaces visually and spatially connect teams, encouraging interaction and idea exchange.
Designed for Diverse Work Styles
Recognizing the evolving needs of its team, the new office seamlessly transitions between areas for concentrated individual work and dynamic team engagement. Key design elements include:
A versatile event space: Designed to host and engage with the local design community.
the Lounge: A relaxed setting for team engagement and creative inspiration, complete with design resources, a Bergmeyer community lending library, and pin-up space.
The Materials Library: Featuring high-top tables and ample layout space for project growth and client meetings.
The Pantry: A vibrant community hub with varied seating arrangements for casual collaboration.
technology-enabled meeting spaces: Equipped with digital screens and pin-up areas for hybrid collaboration.
The Wellness Room: Thoughtfully designed with soft seating and calming colors for personal wellness and quiet reflection.
Sustainability at the Forefront
The newly renovated space also showcases Bergmeyer’s commitment to lasting design. Mindful renovation choices minimize material waste, preserving existing architectural elements and integrating elements of biophilia into the design.
Leslie Young, Managing Director of Bergmeyer’s Los Angeles office, emphasized the meaning of the new space: “This new space represents more than expanded square footage – it’s a testament to our investment in Los Angeles’ creative future. The thoughtfully designed environment enables our teams to better serve West Coast clients while creating a magnetic hub for top design talent.”
A Hub for Innovation and Connection
The new office will support Bergmeyer’s full range of practice areas and markets, with a particular focus on wellness, retail, higher education, and food & beverage. It will also serve as a hub for industry events,design education,and community engagement.
In October, Bergmeyer celebrated this milestone by hosting an open house at the new space, welcoming Los Angeles-based industry peers, clients, and partners. This event reinforced the firm’s commitment to fostering meaningful connections within the local design community.