"The building was built back in 1912 so in a lot of ways we're going back to our roots," said Peter Collins, a partner at Field Law. "We didn't want a modern bland cookie cutter space we wanted to reflect as much as possible the feel and the heritage of the building."

The space is full of long lean lines that have been interpreted by their interior designer, Judith Cordner, as an homage to those prairie horizons. It also full of local products which include the lime stone on the floor, granite on the reception desk and cherry wood in the pillars.

And while it's a bigger challenge to move into an older building instead of building from scratch, the employees at Field Law wouldn't have wanted it any other way.

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