Salazar Jackson does not have your typical law firm design. It looks more like a startup tech firm with open space, glass walls and zen garden.
December 02, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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When designing their new office space in Coral Gables, Luis Salazar and Linda Jackson gave one directive to their interior designer: Forget everything you know about traditional office space.
Big Law refugees from Greenberg Traurig and then Infante Zumpano, Salazar and Jackson wanted their new digs to look more like an advertising agency or an Internet company than a law firm.
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