General Construction
Paragon's very own general contractor redefines turnkey and adds accountability to the project.
Designing Spaces that Inspire Connection and Engagement
Across industries, one thing is clear: the way people interact with a space shapes how they feel, work, and connect. Whether it’s a corporate environment, community venue, or place of worship, today’s audiences—especially Millennials and Gen Z—value authenticity, collaboration, and meaningful experiences over formality and routine. The interior design of a space impacts company culture and engagement of audiences, congregants, customers, or guests.
They’re drawn to spaces that foster community, encourage interaction, and reflect shared values. Environments once designed for function alone are now being reimagined as immersive experiences—where design choices like lighting, texture, color, acoustics, furniture, signage, and layout help tell a story and build culture. We do interior design work for a variety of spaces;
- Lobbies & Gathering Spaces
- Coffee shops & Cafe's
- Hospitality spaces
- Sanctuaries
- Themed Environments
- Youth rooms
- Children’s spaces
- Retail Environments
- Corporate Office Spaces
- Entertainment & Sports Venues
"Our experience working with Paragon 360 was absolutely amazing. We were a team."
Turnkey Interior Design Model
At Paragon 360, we’ve been leading this shift—designing and building spaces that strengthen connection and engagement. From gathering areas and lounges to flexible work zones and hospitality spaces, our projects are created to bring people together and support the mission behind every organization.
And as construction costs continue to rise, renovation has become a strategic opportunity to rethink existing environments. Paragon’s turnkey, design-build model—now powered by our in-house general construction firm, Xperience Construction—offers a streamlined, cost-effective way to transform your space quickly, efficiently, and with purpose.
"Paragon 360 was very important in the intial planning we did here at First West - it was a multi-phased project over several years."
