Warner Music Group wanted to move into the former Ford Factory building in Los Angeles. They needed a revolutionary space to wow talent, employees, visitors, and potential clients. Brought in by ownership with Rockwell to spearhead the concept and design of the entry,”Bandshell” sequence, common spaces, and art. The result is an environment where the architecture feels as inspired as the artists who inhabit it.

🔍 concept development, creative direction, branding, interior design, technology design

📍 New York, NY

Modern interior with stairs, wooden accents, blue and beige walls, and lounge cushions.

Modern, minimalistic lobby with blue seating, a large mirror, glass walls, and neon signs with text, featuring natural light and outside view of trees and buildings.

Interior view of a modern, multi-level public space with seating areas, a stage, and a decorative archway with purple seating in the center. People are walking, sitting, and conversing.

Modern multi-level office or creative space with stairs, lounge areas, large windows, and professional lighting equipment.

Modern, open-concept interior space with a circular archway in the foreground, wooden tiered seating with cushions on steps, colorful round ottomans on a rug in the center, and a second-floor balcony with black handrails. Bright lighting and a mix of

Three blue chairs with cutout backrests resembling smiley faces in a modern interior space with a wooden table and large windows.

Modern conference room with a white table, black chairs, and a black wall decorated with album covers and music posters, illuminated by black pendant lights.