CASE STUDY
Flywheel, Winston Salem, North Carolina
Founded in 2014, Flywheel was the first coworking enterprise in Winston-Salem offering open spaces, reserved coworking desks, enclosed private offices, meeting rooms, conference rooms and business networking events for start-up companies.
When Flywheel moved from the Center for Design and Innovation into the 18,035-square-foot space at 500 West 5th Street, they more than doubled the space available for their entrepreneurship center and growing coworking member community.
When Flywheel moved from the Center for Design and Innovation into the 18,035-square-foot space at 500 West 5th Street, they more than doubled the space available for their entrepreneurship center and growing coworking member community.
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“Well done ClarkPowell, we are very satisfied with the professionalism and quality of installation”. Peter Marsh
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ClarkPowell was hired to design and install the new audio-visual system of the entire eighth floor in the downtown Winston-Salem tower. These new innovation spaces included several conference and meeting rooms, enclosed offices as well as open coworking desks and a common seating and bar area.
ClarkPowell had simplicity in mind when designing the spaces, as rather than catering for a traditional long-term workforce, we needed the systems to be intuitive to use by companies that may only be in residence for several months. We installed two 60” flat panel displays in the common area. Each of these displays has a rear-mounted mini PC with wireless keyboard and mouse allowing full internet access.
The PCs are on the local area network which also allows synchronous and asynchronous signage rotations. We also supplied Extron Sharelink devices in the space to allow for full wireless collaboration and presentation.
ClarkPowell had simplicity in mind when designing the spaces, as rather than catering for a traditional long-term workforce, we needed the systems to be intuitive to use by companies that may only be in residence for several months. We installed two 60” flat panel displays in the common area. Each of these displays has a rear-mounted mini PC with wireless keyboard and mouse allowing full internet access.
The PCs are on the local area network which also allows synchronous and asynchronous signage rotations. We also supplied Extron Sharelink devices in the space to allow for full wireless collaboration and presentation.
