Corporate headquarters · Little Rock, Arkansas
Bank OZK Headquarters
Pettus scope: Casegoods, seating, and private-office furniture for the Little Rock headquarters.
The Pettus scope
Private-office furniture carried into a landmark headquarters environment.
Pettus was responsible for the casegoods, seating, and private-office furniture. The architecture and broader headquarters project were designed and delivered by the published project team; this page does not attribute the entire building or workplace design to Pettus.
- Private-office desks, work surfaces, credenzas, and storage
- Executive, task, guest, and meeting seating
- Furniture dimensions and application within the approved plan
- Finish relationships, delivery, installation, and final support
Private-office application
Furniture must agree with the room, user, technology, and visual direction.
Desks, storage, and supporting work surfaces
Dimensions, configuration, storage, wire management, material direction, placement, clearances, and future use.
Executive, task, guest, and meeting applications
User fit, duration, adjustability, finish, upholstery, durability, comfort, maintenance, and warranty.
Private-office standards and execution
Plan fit, door and circulation clearances, technology, lighting, finish relationships, delivery access, installation, and final correction.
What this scope demonstrates
Private-office furniture in a high-design corporate setting.
Furniture selected for executive environments
Casegoods and seating needed to support work, meetings, visitors, storage, technology, and the approved visual direction.
Dimensions, finishes, placement, and installation
The furniture scope had to fit the approved room conditions and be carried through delivery, placement, adjustment, and final support.
Pettus’s role is stated without overclaiming.
The case study distinguishes furniture responsibility from the larger architecture, construction, and complete headquarters project.
Published project context
The headquarters architecture belongs to the published project team.
Polk Stanley Wilcox documents the larger headquarters architecture and project context. Pettus’s confirmed role was casegoods, seating, and private-office furniture.
Executives, owners, architects, designers, facilities, and procurement.
This evidence is relevant when evaluating executive and private-office furniture, casegoods, seating, application coordination, delivery, and installation.
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