LENEXA, KS--(Marketwired - Sep 26, 2013) - Spaces Inc. recently finished its innovative redesign of the municipal building floor at the City Hall of Kansas City. This was the first renovation in 20 years. The interior architectural and space planning firm gave the space a contemporary, yet classic look with fresh, bold colors and installed an embedded TV, iPad, video camera and eBeam touchscreen technology.
Chris McCormack, CEO of Spaces Inc. said, "The municipal building floor was undergoing its first renovation in 20 years, and they wanted to future-proof their workspace for technology updates over the next decade. When designing the space, we wanted to useintegrative technology while keeping the entire design as eco-friendly and sustainable as possible."
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