Restructuring a headquarters space, considered ultra modern back in 1964

September 23, 2016 Sanjana Saluja

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ATP decided to renovate its 5,500 SM headquarters space to update its already contemporary identity. Through careful consideration of natural lighting, materials and space, JLL worked with ATP to ensure the building fit perfectly into the heart of Neuilly-sur-Seine’s urban environment, winning the 2014 SIMI Award “Best Renovated Building” in the process.

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