Law firm Goulston & Storrs had outgrown its longtime Boston office and asked the Elkus Manfredi Architects design team to analyze if the firm could consolidate in place and get what it needs for the future, or should they move. After evaluation, designers recommended moving to a 9290.3-SqM space across four contiguous floors overlooking the harbor. The new workplace preserves the firm’s culture while infusing it with fresh energy and options for multiple working scenarios. Designed to foster collaboration, collegiality, and community, the workspace features inviting amenities, equitable same-size offices, agile technology, and the flexibility to adapt to future needs.