Adapture unveiled its new office, located in the brand-new High Street development, with a Grand Opening party on Tuesday, July 23. The party was attended by employees, customers, partners, and the community at large. It opened with Dunwoody’s mayor, Lynn Deutsch, presiding over a formal ribbon cutting. The party was hosted completely inside the state-of-the-art facility, showcasing its modern and accommodating design. Guests were greeted by live classical guitar music played by Ben Cartoon before being invited to enjoy the open bar and catered food truck.

High Street is nearing completion, and doors throughout the development are beginning to open. High Street includes apartments for elevated living as well as restaurant and retail spaces. Puttshack, The Hampton Social, Velvet Taco, Cuddlefish, Nando’s, Agave Bandido, Ben and Jerry’s, and Sugarcoat are joining Adapture in calling High Street their new home.

Every aspect of the High Street office was carefully selected to align with the Adapture brand—from fixtures to furniture and even the décor used around the office. Glass-walled conference rooms and ultramodern fixtures provide a modern and functional design. Workstations are built to maximize employee comfort and productivity and include standing desks and Dell Plug and Play monitors. Our new office features three breakout rooms that are built for innovation with partners, facilitating collaboration with the latest Cisco technology.

Decorative touches around the office invoke Adapture’s Thinkers branding, which juxtaposes classical imagery with our top-of-the-line solutions. The office features classical busts and reproductions of classic works of art like Rodin’s “The Thinker.” Navy, teal and green are featured throughout, as is the T-Rex skull used in our “Adapt or Die” imagery.

We enjoyed seeing clients and partners come together in our new space. We look forward to using this space to continue to bring the best and latest solutions to our clients.