Prudential Real Estate and Relocation Services (PRERS), a division of Prudential Financial, provides corporate relocation services to major corporations.

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Project Summary
Prudential decided that they could operate their Real Estate and Relocation Services division more efficiently if their five national locations were consolidated into one, central facility. They also believed that if they provided a space for their employees that encouraged interaction and collaboration, they could gain the competitive edge necessary to grow their business.

Prudential partnered with Arbee Associates to transform a 240,000 square foot facility into a flexible, open environment for 800 employees that would support their unique workflow patterns. In order to ensure high levels of communication, teaming environments were developed and no one was to occupy a private office. Instead, enclaves were created in strategic locations for meetings and conversations that require more privacy. Equally important was insuring that the space accommodated current and evolving technologies.

Project Scope

•	Manage and coordinate all aspects of the project in Arizona from our facility in Union, NJ.
•	Partner in creating a collaborative, flexible, and easily changeable environment that supports their extensive technology needs.
•	Plan, specify and provide all furnishings for a new 240,000 square foot facility.
•	Execute a seven-phase installation schedule.
•	Provide national networking services for installation of new product.

Product Selections

•	Steelcase Pathways and Answer product… Blended solution
•	Criterion and Rapport Seating
•	Brayton Migrations
•	Metro Detour Products
•	High Density Filing
•	Vecta Conference Tables
•	Details Worktools and Keyboard Trays

Completed: August 2001

Design Firm: DFD (Cornoyer-Hedrick) - Scottsdale, AZ

Related Furniture:

	Informal Meeting Areas
	Conference Rooms
	Project Areas and Enclaves

Related Services:

	Project Management
	Furniture Specification and Planning
	Furniture Sales

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