Ducera Partners

Ted Moudis Associates’ Ducera Partners page states that the design showcases 360-degree expansive views, creating a front-of-house zone focused on client experience and an open, bright workspace focused on staff experience. Secondary publications corroborate a 29,089-square-foot Manhattan office on the 36th floor of 11 Times Square, completed in 2021, with eighty-five 120-degree open workstations and three private offices.

The lobby uses warm wood and soft-toned stone with dramatic lighting. An oversized decorative entry door references the interlocking geometry of the Ducera logo; a patterned mirrored wall echoes that motif and spreads light, while a simple reception desk converts to a bar so the welcome zone can host social events. Beyond tinted glass, a private lounge with circular seating, upholstered walls, and another bar supports informal client meetings.

Conference rooms adopt a monochromatic palette of grey-toned wood, café-au-lait leather, blackened wood tables, ivory fabric panels, and woven carpet. Tinted glass and a ceiling pattern that alludes to the logo, multiplied in mirrors, keep city views in play and make the firm’s modern art collection appear to float. Staff areas use 120-degree workstations under a jade-tinted exposed ceiling with black linear lights—still nodding to brand geometry while prioritizing outlook and collaboration.

The TMA page is brief; Office Snapshots and Love That Design supply the dimensional and material detail consistent with the firm’s published view-and-experience thesis.