The lobby and reception area. The law firm is on the 33rd floor of Wells Fargo Center.
Smith Hulsey & Busey’s new space has an open floor plan decorated in soft gray tones with recessed lighting.
The conference room at Smith Hulsey & Busey can accommodate more than 20 people and has a view of the St. Johns River and the Southbank skyline
It’s not a break room, it’s Smith Hulsey & Busey’s staff “cafe” on the north side of the floor below the office suite.
Eschewing complete dependence on technology, the traditional law library is near the elevator landing opposite the reception area.
Smith Hulsey & Busey Chairman Stephen Busey and Jean Busey, executive director, in the law firm’s new office at Wells Fargo Center.
The office has a hospitality center for entertaining large groups.
Smith Hulsey & Busey completed its move to Wells Fargo Center.
After more than 30 years in offices at One Enterprise Center, the law firm’s attorneys and support staff have taken over the 33rd floor in one of Downtown’s signature office towers.
“We were ready for a change,” said Jean Busey, the firm’s executive director.
The space is an open floor plan decorated in soft gray tones. It features relocated and new fine art acquired through Steller’s Gallery.
Chairman Stephen Busey said the transition from a traditional environment to the more contemporary setting has been an adjustment, but it’s needed for the law firm’s second 100 years.
“We have some really talented young lawyers here. This is an opportunity to have an environment that’s conducive to creativity,” he said.
The firm’s design committee worked for more than a year before the move with Lori Avampato, senior interior designer with Group 4 Design Inc.
“It was a leap of faith to go from something traditional to something more contemporary,” she said.
“We are very pleased,” said Jean Busey.
