Fuseproject
With Herman Miller, Béhar designed the fuseproject offices to be collaboration-friendly, with long shared tables and few obstructions to the view across the space, where 29 designers work on such forward-looking projects as LED lighting, tiny Bluetooth headsets, and the One Laptop Per Child machine.
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