Case Study | Multi-Site Workplace Transition
Three Site Exits. One Connected Destination.
ASI coordinated Auburn Hills, Dearborn, and Royal Oak exits with staged server, R&D, workplace, and technology moves into a new Royal Oak location.
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Dearborn Workplace | Completed
The released workplace was cleared as part of the wider Michigan transition.3Origin-site exits
460+Monitor deployments
1New Royal Oak destination
Overview
Challenge
The client was moving people and sensitive equipment while vacating several existing locations. Origin closeout, destination readiness, and phased technology deployment had different requirements but shared the same execution resources.ASI Approach
Organize the program by location and move phase. Coordinate technical disconnections, furniture and equipment routing, specialist pre-moves, and restoration through site-specific scopes and change control.Results
- Three origin-site exits connected to one destination plan
- Server and R&D pre-moves sequenced separately
- Restoration and workplace deployment carried through closeout
Project Info
ClientDassault Systèmes
LocationMichigan
OriginsAuburn Hills, Dearborn, Royal Oak
Destination118 N. Main, Royal Oak
DeliveryMove and decommission
ProgramMulti-site transition
Plans and Program Scale
Each Building Had Its Own Exit Plan.
ASI organized the program by location and move phase. The plans kept removals, technical-room boundaries, specialist moves, restoration, and destination readiness tied to the correct building.
Auburn Hills | First Floor
Auburn Hills | Second Floor
Dearborn | Origin Workplace
Royal Oak | Origin Workplace
The ASI Approach
Different Sites. Defined Boundaries. One Program.
Each location kept its own requirements while the field teams, specialist moves, and destination work remained connected.01Connect The Origin ExitsCoordinate furniture, contents, recovery, trucking, and site-specific removal obligations across Auburn Hills, Dearborn, and the former Royal Oak workplace.
02Manage Technical RemovalLink electrical safe-off and scoped low-voltage and technical-room removals to the dismantling plan while respecting different building boundaries.
03Stage Specialist MovesSequence server and R&D pre-moves separately from the larger workplace transition, connecting equipment handling to destination readiness.
04Restore Released AreasCarry patching, branding removal, floor and ceiling infill, framing, electrical, and access-control interface repairs where required.
05Support Destination DeploymentConnect delivery and workplace setup at the new Royal Oak location, including a monitor-deployment scope exceeding 460 units.
The Outcome
Origin Closeout And Destination Readiness Stayed Connected.
ASI connected three origin-site exits with restoration, specialist equipment moves, and phased deployment at the new Royal Oak workplace.Origin And Destination Connected
The program addressed both what had to leave and what had to be ready at the receiving location.Site Boundaries Preserved
Technical-removal and restoration requirements were managed by site, not copied across every building.Restoration Followed Removal
Electrical, framing, finish, and access-control interfaces remained part of the closeout work where required.Deployment At Scale
The destination program included substantial monitor setup alongside furniture and equipment movement.Field Execution
See The Transition Across Workplace And Technical Areas.
Dearborn Workplace | Before
Dearborn Workplace | Completed
Technical Room | Before
Released Office Area | Completed
