McEnroe loved the two-story neon sign we created for the atrium that read "You cannot be serious," his most famous quote from the time he disputed a line call during a 1981 Wimbledon match.

The "1984" library adjacent to the lobby was wrapped in the names of every player McEnroe defeated on his way to achieving his incredible 82-3 match record that year, a record he still holds to this day.

Inside the library, victory photos of McEnroe kissing his trophies lined the walls, and an oversized coffee table made of broken wooden racquets from the 80s paid tribute to his infamous on-court antics.

On floors two through four, we incorporated more memorable McEnroe quotes, iconic products and ads.

As with this building and several others we completed around the same time, we commissioned artists to create unique, timeless, and sport-inspired floor-to-ceiling murals, which infused the workspace with much-needed energy and soul. Working with artists like Revok, Bisco Smith, Pantone, Alexis Jamet, and Crystal Zapata was a true honor, and each brought a unique perspective to the project. Our investment in these "art programs" was successful in terms of their cultural impact while also being a more sustainable solution that used fewer materials than typical brand executions.