Corporate

TECO Headquarters

After more than 45 years in downtown Tampa, Tampa Electric and Peoples Gas (TECO) are establishing a new headquarters at Midtown East, marking a significant evolution for the organization. Spanning 300,000 square feet, the new workplace places TECO at the center of Tampa’s growing business district, offering expansive views of the Tampa Bay area and a strong presence within one of the region’s premier workforce destinations.

Modern lounge area with sofas, lounge chairs, and plants, centered beneath a wood slat ceiling and surrounded by glass meeting rooms.
Modern office lounge with curved sofa, side tables, and plants beneath a wood slat ceiling and adjacent glass meeting rooms.
Modern office lounge with sectional seating, side tables, plants, and a patterned rug beneath a statement ceiling, adjacent to glass offices.
Modern training room with tables, rolling chairs, and large display, framed by glass walls and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Modern office corridor with wood slat ceiling, glass-walled meeting rooms, and large abstract artwork along a dark accent wall.
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Client: Tampa Electric and Peoples Gas (TECO

Project Location: Tampa, Florida

Completion Date: December 2025

Square Footage: 300,000

DIRTT Linear Footage: 4,800

Project Intent

Designed to support a modern, high-performance work environment, the headquarters reflects TECO’s forward-looking vision while accommodating the needs of a dynamic and evolving workforce. The space balances openness and transparency with privacy and flexibility, creating an environment that fosters collaboration, efficiency, and long-term adaptability.

Workscapes played a key role in shaping the interior environment, installing over 4,800 linear feet of DIRTT walls throughout the space. This comprehensive interior storefront scope includes operable partitions, switch glass, and specialty curved glass, delivering both functionality and visual impact. The modular wall systems provide flexibility for future reconfiguration, allowing the workplace to evolve alongside TECO’s needs while maintaining a clean, sophisticated aesthetic.

The result is a future-ready headquarters that supports innovation, enhances the employee experience, and reinforces TECO’s continued investment in the Tampa community.

Man wearing glasses, a blue shirt, and gray plaid blazer against a softly blurred background.

Ethan Bajrak