The Centrum’s Amazing New Look

Cubicles be gone—the search for office space is now trending younger, and that means more collaborative, creative space. If that space doesn’t comply, it needs to get with the program or remain empty (or withering). Quadrant Investment Properties founder Chad Cook says that his company is focused on finding office buildings that can be redeveloped into something more awesome. Case in point: The Centrum (3102 Oak Lawn, 2.6 acres at the northeast corner of Oak Lawn Avenue and Cedar Springs Road) offers deep floor plates and high ceilings as well as multiple on-site amenities, all of which are ideal for creative office space users. The renovations include a redesigned lobby and outdoor courtyards and the addition of rooftop decks and multiple food concepts. Other additions include updates to the common areas and parking garage, and a spec suite program. Chad says the collaboration with architects Merriman & Associates (exteriors) and Entos (interiors) have been very rewarding, as we can see in The Centrum’s new look. Get more information on our Bisnow partner, Quadrant Investment Properties, and take a closer look at The Centrum.

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