Office

Thompson Hine engaged Lehman Daman to refresh their offices on the 16th and 17th floors of the Huntington Center.

Barnes & Thornburg LLP, a tenant in the Huntington Center, engaged Lehman Daman to renovate and expand their office on the 33rd floor. The project included the addition of new conference rooms, private offices, as well as a full renovation of their breakroom.

In response to shifting workplace dynamics following COVID-19, where employees primarily worked remotely, Lifeline of Ohio turned to Lehman Daman as their trusted partner to revitalize their office space. The project primarily focused on creating a more open, inviting, and functional space to encourage more employees to return to the office.

INEOS Enterprises, a global chemical company sought to consolidate several North American business headquarters into one central location in Grandview Heights, Ohio to enable collaboration and operational efficiency. Nationwide Realty Investors (NRI) secured INEOS Enterprises as a tenant on the fourth floor of their Grandview Yard building and hired Lehman Daman to complete the buildout.

After more than 30 years downtown and with their lease ending, The Columbus Bar Association was moving into a new building in the Arena District owned by Nationwide Realty Investors (NRI). Lehman Daman was hired to demo and build out The Columbus Bar Association’s new office, enabling them to provide better access to education, networking, and services for their 4,800 members.

Del-Co Water Company was looking to expand their Olentangy campus. Needing more space to house their growing team and provide a place for training, Del-Co contracted Lehman Daman to build The Wolf Water Center, a new two-story ground-up building. This new complex features offices for their engineering and distribution departments, five-pull-through equipment bays with integrated storage, and a 250-person training room.

Squire Patton Boggs, a tenant in the Huntington Center, occupied three floors of the 37-story multi-tenant office building. Seeking to downsize their office to two floors, the building owners (The Hines Group) contracted Lehman Daman to demo, revise the layout, and perform various office upgrades.

With services spanning from investment management to financial planning, Maxwell Financial Management focuses on serving the best interests of its clients and building long-term, trusted relationships. Seeking to update their New Albany location, Maxwell Financial Management engaged Lehman Daman to renovate their office.

Slalom, a Seattle-based IT consulting firm, was looking to relocate from its current coworking space in Columbus to a permanent location. Nationwide Realty Investors (NRI) secured Slalom as a tenant in one of their Arena District buildings, in an office requiring demolition of the existing tenant space and complete buildout.

With their current lease ending, Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP was looking for a bigger, client-ready office. The Hines Group secured Taft as a tenant in the Huntington Center, a 37-story multi-tenant office building in downtown Columbus. Lehman Daman was hired to build out the 18th, 19th, and 22nd floors that Taft would occupy.

Morgan Stanley engaged Lehman Daman to complete an office expansion at its Dublin branch, increasing the footprint from 12,238 to 17,786 square feet.

The Ohio branch of AFL-CIO (The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations) was relocating to a new suite in a 12-story office building. Lehman Daman demoed the previous tenants’ office and built AFL-CIO’s new office, consisting of large conference rooms, file rooms, and a reception area.

Lehman Daman completed two office renovations at the Wendy’s headquarters campus, including one for a sister company, Wendy’s QSCC (Quality Supply Chain Co-op).

Lehman Daman converted a storage room at the Wendy’s headquarters to a marketing and production room for commercials and advertising.

Marcus & Millichap, a real estate investment firm, was moving into a new office building owned by NRI in Columbus’s Arena District. Lehman Daman took the clean shell to a finished, client-ready office.

Veritext Legal Services, a tenant in the Huntington Center, was relocating within the building. The building owners (The Hines Group) contracted Lehman Daman to demo and build out the new office that better supports their new hybrid work model. L/D also completed corridor updates and an ADA restroom expansion.

The Jefferson Avenue Center was gifted a historic property in Columbus’s Brewery District to use as office space for nonprofits. Originally built in 1888, it stood empty since 2010 and was in a severe state of disrepair. They needed to renovate and expand the space to meet modern office needs, while retaining its historical elements and appearance.

Morgan Stanley was downsizing its office suite in the Huntington Building, a 35-story office building in downtown Columbus, OH. Going from ~20,000 square feet to 5,246, Lehman Daman revised the layout and updated the smaller footprint to make it function as an entire office.

Morgan Stanley’s three-story call center at Easton required a complete HVAC upgrade and parking lot expansion. They hired Lehman Daman to be their construction manager.

Lehman Daman turned the auto care portion of Progressive’s pre-engineered metal building into an office that merged with the rest of the facility’s office space.

Finite State, a software startup company in Columbus, OH, was building out their headquarters in an old, converted warehouse. Lehman Daman completed the project, which included a lobby, open workspace, single offices and meeting rooms, as well as three “wet” areas: a kitchen, bar with beer tap, and coffee bar.

Lazear Capital Partners was looking for a bigger, more modern and high-end office for their growing investment banking firm that would better represent their business and clientele. Nationwide Realty Investors (NRI) secured Lazear as a tenant in one of their Arena District buildings, in an office requiring demolition of the existing tenant space and a complete build out. 

Lehman Daman has been a part of CME’s growth since 2002 when CME initiated a renovation of its main downtown Columbus administrative branch to create a focal point for the brand. 

OTP began in 1963 as a small Columbus, Ohio-based industrial distributor of mechanical power transmission equipment and pumps with six associates and $600,000 in sales. Now, more than 50 years later, OTP has grown to more than 600 associates working in 23 locations throughout the Midwest, South and New England with nearly $300 million in revenue.

Columbus Realtors is a professional trade association comprised of over 7,600 real estate professionals in six counties within central Ohio.