Posted: 07/01/2011

$The clock tower’s top-level event space has a 48 ½-foot ceiling. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.$

The clock tower’s top-level event space has a 48 ½-foot ceiling. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

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Fire, Air, Water

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To proclaim its status as one of the world's largest manufacturers of kitchen and laundry appliances, the Whirlpool Corporation looked beyond its headquarters in small-town Benton Harbor, Michigan.
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A tabletop fire pit lights up the roof terrace at the Whirlpool Corporation’s showroom center. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

Sectionals by Patricia Urquiola and chairs and ottomans by Pierre Paulin furnish the reception area. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

In an outdoor demonstration kitchen for Jenn-Air, an island combines granite and teak. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

Of the division’s four indoor kitchens, this one features aluminum stools lining an island in quartz composite and stainless steel. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

The clock tower houses the boardroom, with its tabletop veneered in ash. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

Thanks to setbacks, the new eighth floor of the Reid Murdock Building, dating to 1914, cannot be seen from street level. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

$The clock tower’s top-level event space has a 48 ½-foot ceiling. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.$

Glass-tiled backsplashes complement the bamboo cabinetry of the Whirlpool display. Photograph by Barbara Karant/Karant+Associates.

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Posted: 07/01/2011

Fire, Air, Water