LinkedIn

This 8,979 sq. ft. tenant improvement project consisted of detailed high-end areas that show off the trade’s craftsmanship through millwork, lighting design, and high-end finishes. Skyline was brought into this project at the very start of the construction phase and accomplished the client’s goal of creating an upscale space by building out specialty areas such as a deep focus room with floor-to-ceiling millwork and custom light fixtures as well as sensory rooms that featured ambient lighting to aid with concentration. The scope also included the buildout of phone and huddle rooms, collaboration spaces, and installing custom wall graphics.

What started as a simple paint and carpet refresh evolved into a full tenant improvement across two buildings and four floors each, totaling 260,000 sq. ft. Although the work was delivered under two separate permits, Skyline managed it as a cohesive, phased project, minimizing disruption while overseeing both permittable and non-permittable scopes.
In addition to scope on the first floors, Skyline partnered with LinkedIn’s internal teams to implement the Dynamic Work Environment program across floors 2 through 4 in both buildings. This included adjusting desk ratios, adding alternative work points, and upgrading finishes such as polished concrete corridors, carpet replacement in team zones, and energy-efficient lighting in compliance with Title 24 requirements.

The first floor of 950 W Maude was transformed into a dynamic and welcoming hub, anchored by a vibrant café featuring five food kiosks and a full-service coffee bar. Enhancing tenant experience and connectivity, the renovation also introduced a stylish dishdrop area for convenient returns, a refreshed reception lobby that sets a professional and inviting tone, and a modern work lounge designed for informal meetings and solo work. Surrounding spaces, including meeting rooms, offices, and a training room, were reconfigured to support better flow, while the elevator lobby was opened up to create a seamless and airy transition throughout the floor.

Upgrades to the first floor at 1000 W Maude included a new coffee bar, game lounge with pool and ping pong, phone booths, reception area, massage room, bike locker and repair shop, training room, tech lounge, and tech workroom. Additional enhancements featured “Hive” huddle rooms, custom millwork with elevated lighting, and a refreshed gym, yoga studio, and locker rooms.To meet code, fire barriers were installed between floors 1 and 2 in both buildings.