Located in a prominent RGB building, One Citizens Plaza, in downtown Providence are the newly renovated law offices of Adler Pollock and Sheehan.

Our design for the 33,000 square feet of Class A office space is highlighted by an elegant glass and steel staircase with wood accents, a large 40-person board room and a state of the art semi-circular conference room overlooking the historic downtown and college hill.

The project also includes deposition rooms, Legal Library, central filing and storage, litigation trial prep rooms and the main elevator lobby.

RGB was retained by the law offices of Nixon Peabody LLP to provided complete interior design services for the renovation for their relocated offices in One Citizens Plaza  in downtown Providence, RI.   

The 12,545 SF office includes reception and elevator lobby, private offices, conference rooms, library, lunch room, and storage and filing areas.

Sustainable Design Features
•  Energy efficient fluorescent lighting
•  Ceiling tile is 75% recycled
•  Low VOC paint
•  Carpet green guard certified

Designed for a Family service organization that assists vulnerable and at-risk children and families, this interior design and entry façade project creates a safe yet welcoming environment for children and families as well as the centers employees.

The award winning design incorporates several large program elements as well as intimate family areas, kids play areas and a commercial kitchen.

Gold Award: RI Monthly 2003 Design Awards

Bold and brightly colored yet skillfully detailed, this important design project, set amid blocks of colonial and revivalist architecture in downtown Providence, is a beacon for students at the city campus.

Students come to the ‘mail room’ to retrieve letters and packages from home and to mail out those of their own. At night, the brightly lit space, with its ochre colored wood panels capped by a rich blue banding, acts as a lantern, framed by a turn of the century cast-iron facade.

RGB provided interior design for an approximately 2,000 SF space consisting of four private offices, three open work stations, and a conference room with kitchenette. Energy efficient lighting and mechanical systems were used throughout.

In the reception area, polished black granite border and wall base surround the luminescent slate floor.  The low wall dividing the open office space and the reception area is capped with a quartz composite stone top and glass with decorative film that offers privacy to the staff.  

The basic color scheme used throughout the space is sage green and warm wood tones. Wall coverings were used in both the reception area and the conference room to add depth of texture and finish to the walls. A stepped wall feature at the private offices offers additional depth and dimension to the space.   

Unique carpet designs throughout the space and decorative pendant lighting in the conference room enhances the space.

RGB was commissioned to design a prominent and identifiable reception area for this busy orthopedic practice.

The reception desk was curved concave to provide more space for patients and convey a more welcoming presence.  

Natural earth tone hues and materials were used to create a relaxed and comfortable environment for patients.

RGB was retained by MPM Properties, a building management company, developer and contractor, to provide complete interior design services for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Providence Field Office.  MPM provided construction build-out services for this project.

This 14,000 SF facility includes 3 private offices, 2 conference rooms, closing, interview and training rooms, as well as a legal library and kitchenette.

Sustainable Design Features
•  100% re-use of existing lighting and doors
•  Ceiling tile is 52% recycled
•  Low VOC paint
•  Carpet green guard certified ecoworks

Seeking a fresh design approach beyond their traditional corporate standards, Brown University engaged RGB to re-design 54,000 SF of interiors for their Public Health Research Department.

Challenged to create a vibrant and colorful design incorporating environmentally friendly products, RGB used materials consisting of recycled content, low VOC paints, and re-used existing lighting fixtures. Lessening the impact on our landfills and decreasing potential ozone depletion was not only important to our client, but also to RGB and its LEED accredited architects.

With a total construction cost of $3.2 million, and a tight schedule, RGB exceeded the client’s expectations.

RGB designed a tenant fit-out and provided furniture selection and specifications for the general dentistry office in the Chapel View Development, Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, William DelGizzo, DMD, in Cranston, RI. The 1,280 SF space consists of three operatories, a breakroom, a hygienist office, a business office, reception area, and a steri lab.

Curved walls between the operatories provide an open atmosphere within the office. The space was outfitted with natural stone veneers, green terracotta tile, decorative accent lighting, wood grain plank flooring, and porcelain tile create a warm southwestern color palette.

The client wished to provide a welcoming aesthetic for the new tenants of this building.  RGB was tasked with updating the entry stairway and lobby, the corridors, and the public toilet rooms.

The main entry stair and lobby are fitted out with porcelain tile floors and stair treads.  A new railing system with glass was installed and the railings have a metallic silver paint to mimic brushed aluminum rails.  

Natural stone veneer panels, wood wainscott, and chair rails add spectacular texture and color to the space.  Wrought iron decorative lighting blends with the surrounding buildings and maintains an old world theme.

Public toilet rooms are taken to new levels - wood grain partitions add warmth to the stark white tile floors and white walls.  Natural jade mosaic tile at the vanity give elegance and unexpected texture.  An accent wall of jade green wall covering compliments the mosaic tile wall. Solid quartz composite vanity top provides durability and ease of maintenance.

RGB provided design services to renovate a two-story former mill building into new corporate headquarters for The Hudson Companies.  For this design/build project, the owner served as the general contractor.

Amenities included a library area, lounge with kitchen facilities, and a workout room including men’s and women’s locker and shower rooms.  A new wood entry vestibule replaced the old aluminum vestibule and executive offices contain individual heating and cooling controls.  Two new conference rooms were designed and furnished with a lighting addition that compliments the dark hardwood trim and rich carpet, in addition to new double-hung windows and wood transom windows.

Set amongst the pastoral landscape of windswept Block Island, are the Seawind Condominiums, a village-like cluster of shingle style townhouses, designed by RGB to fit into their natural environment.

Each unit consists of 3 bedrooms, a tasteful period styled kitchen with modern amenities, living and dining rooms oriented to take advantage of the spectacular views, and a detached garage.

RGB, along with the owner and the Town of New Shoreham, built into the project an affordable apartment of similar proportions to the townhouse units.