Exterior walls on one side of each wing of the 'L'-shape buildings are glass. That and large windows on the other side permit a free flow of natural light. Arms of the 'L's are only 90 feet wide, including a single exterior corridor.

Interior corridors (photo below) achieve openness through an atrium-like design. Each of the four buildings has its own specific color scheme.

The elbows of the "L's are designated as common space. The working areas are open cubicles flanked by individual offices. But the sense of openness is continued in the latter by use of frosted-glass rather than solid walls.

Caine said there was some initial apprehension about noise levels and distractions in the open format but added that, "so far, it seems to be working out" as it was intended.