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The 25 Campaignium staffers can sit or stand at their adjustable desks or settle in anywhere else in the building. Some favor the more casual option. “One of the reasons why we love this space is the natural light,” says Paulette. “Three sides of the building have almost floor-to-ceiling windows. We don’t have a bad seat in the whole office.”

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There’s no executive suite in the office. Paulette and David Church, two of the firm’s partners (with the other, Larry Paulette, not pictured) share the open-concept workspace with the company’s graphic designers, web developers and content specialists.

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Two breakout meeting spaces have sliding glass doors to provide a more intimate setting for client meetings or internal collaboration.

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Two breakout meeting spaces have sliding glass doors to provide a more intimate setting for client meetings or internal collaboration.

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Wanna get away? Two soundproof pods allow Campaignium creatives private space for concentration or a phone conversation.

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Office NV: Campaignium

Stretch of the Imagination

BY: Karen Craigo and McKenzie Robinson

Posted online December 20, 2021 | 4:09 pm

Design: In-house

Capacious, open spaces comprise Campaignium’s corner offices at 305 S. Campbell Ave. in downtown Springfield. The digital marketing and creative services company occupies two wide-open rooms adjacent to the Moxie Cinema, perfect to embrace the energy and inspiration of the city, says partner Jeffrey Paulette. “I love being downtown,” he says. Natural light meets natural materials, like wood, leather and wool, along with innovative light fixtures and office plants, to create a space that breathes and sparks with creative energy.

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