About Garrett Rowland
Garrett Rowland specializes in interiors and architectural photography. He splits his time between New York and California (with frequent stopovers in ATL, CHI, DAL, WAS, HOU, MIA, VA, SEA, DCA, POR…).
Since he was young, Garrett’s itchy trigger finger has pointed towards a career in photography. He left his hometown of Sonoma, CA to attend Pratt Institute in New York, and bounced to Queens before starting a family back in Brooklyn. Last year, he and his family set out to make new tracks in San Francisco- never fully saying goodbye to any past home.
Garrett’s photography spans from residential, office and hospitality to product and lifestyle. His work has been featured in a range of publications including Interior Design magazine, Architectural Digest, Contract, Dwell, Metropolis, New York Times, New York Post, gb&d and Homes… and a cameo appearance as “Photographer” on HGTV’s Selling New York.
When not shooting, he can be found on a mountain, a set of wheels, or running alongside his dog, Posey.
LOCATION: Brooklyn, NY and San Francisco, California
LEARN MORE: garrettrowland.com
This global leader in medical innovation aspired to create an office centered on collaboration, wellness, and flexibility. These objectives drove the interior design of the three-story office space
The public area of the Manhattan Soho Loft was virtually one big open space, which Ghislaine sectioned off into their own areas with distinct furniture layouts.
Zwift, developer of a multiplayer cycling and running training app that blends the rigor of fitness with the fun of video gaming, expanded its Southern California Headquarters to bring all Long Beach employees into one connected, cohesive space.
At the new McDonald’s headquarters the emphasis is on where this iconic company goes next, both geographically and culturally, in its decades-long mission of bringing “feel-good moments” to billions.
After designing two floors for LiveRamp’s San Francisco headquarters in the iconic Standard Oil Building, Studio O+A came back at LiveRamp’s invitation to design a third.
After Studio O+A partnered with McDonald’s on a new corporate headquarters in Chicago’s West Loop, it turned to the Innovation Center for a similarly fresh look at the spaces where fresh looking is the principal activity of the day.
When Slack asked O+A to create its new multi-floor headquarters in San Francisco one design story presented itself immediately. Slack’s CEO Stewart Butterfield is an outdoorsman, a hiker who goes off grid every year and recharges in the various types of wilderness
Meraki’s expansion to a new floor offered an opportunity to observe how the company had grown into (or in this case out of) the space Studio O+A designed for it four years ago.
