Executive Offices for a Financial Firm – New York

Executive Offices for a Financial Firm – New York

M Moser Associates, working alongside Viccarbe, led the design of the nine floors that make up this financial firm’s new headquarters, in one of the most recently completed towers in the heart of Manhattan. With over fourteen years of experience behind it, the studio approached the project on a simple premise: put people at the center.

The result is an uncluttered space, restrained rather than showy, where substance outweighs appearance.

Manhattan skyline with the Empire State Building near the financial firm’s New York headquarters.
Manhattan skyline and the Empire State Building, setting the context for the financial firm’s New York headquarters.View of the Manhattan skyline with the Empire State Building, introducing the New York setting of a financial firm’s headquarters designed by M Moser Associates, where Aleta Executive by Jaime Hayon furnishes the executive boardroom.

Aleta Executive, by Jaime Hayon, in the executive boardroom.

In the boardroom, with the Empire State Building framed in the window, Aleta Executive by Jaime Hayon meets the most demanding of meetings. Its quiet silhouette carries into the furniture the same discretion M Moser sought across the building.

Aleta Executive chairs by Jaime Hayon in a Manhattan boardroom overlooking the Empire State Building.
Aleta Executive by Jaime Hayon in a New York boardroom with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline.Aleta Executive chairs, designed by Jaime Hayon for Viccarbe, furnish the executive boardroom of a financial firm’s headquarters in Manhattan. Set against panoramic views of the New York skyline and the Empire State Building, the chairs bring comfort, warmth and a refined sculptural presence to the meeting space.

Jaime Hayon designs Aleta Executive as a natural evolution of the collection into the meeting room: sinuous lines inherited from the original chair, a seat built to hold up through long hours without losing comfort, and a presence that never needs to raise its voice to make itself felt.

It is the same sensibility that defines Hayon’s work: warmth and character, even in the most corporate of settings.

Portrait of a man in a white shirt and tie from the executive offices project for a financial firm in New York

How Aleta’s EPD Helped  Earn LEED v4 Gold Certification

Sustainability was, for M Moser, a starting condition for this project: every design decision and every supplier had to support the LEED v4 Gold certification the building now holds.

Stacked curved plywood chair shells showing the craftsmanship and production process behind Viccarbe furniture.
Curved plywood components during the production process at Viccarbe.Detail of stacked curved plywood chair shells during production, highlighting the precision, material quality and craftsmanship involved in Viccarbe furniture manufacturing. The layered wood construction reveals the careful shaping and assembly behind each piece.

Aleta Executive met that requirement with an EPD measuring its carbon footprint, water footprint and recyclability, with independently certified values.

That same design mindset, built on sustainability and transparency, allowed Viccarbe’s furniture to contribute to the building’s LEED v4 Gold certification.

Location · New York, USA

Interior design · M Moser Associates

Product · Aleta Executive, by Jaime Hayon

Photography · Garrett Rowland

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