Modular furniture system with wire management

A modular architectural assembly, comprising:

• a substantially horizontal work surface having an upper side and a lower side, the work surface shaped to define at least one opening in the work surface;
• a lower vertical section extending a distance below the work surface from the opening of the work surface to a position above a floor surface when the architectural assembly is assembled;
• and
• a wire cover configured to overlie the opening of the work surface to form a substantially flat surface across the work surface and the wire cover, the wire cover being selectively changeable from a closed configuration wherein the opening is partitioned from the work surface to an open configuration wherein the opening is accessible from the work surface;
• wherein:
• the lower vertical section houses a resource tray having one or more power receptacles and data receptacles positioned adjacent at least one tray panel;
• the lower vertical section comprises one or more removable access tiles that provide access to the resource tray;
• the resource tray includes one or more tray seals disposed beneath the work surface;
• the opening of the work surface provides access through the work surface to the resource tray within an interior of the lower vertical section;
• and
• the resource tray is configured to house one or more user wires extending to the upper or lower side of the work surface.

A modular architectural assembly, comprising:

• a substantially horizontal work surface having an upper side and a lower side, the work surface shaped to define at least one opening in the work surface;
• a lower vertical section extending a distance below the work surface from the opening of the work surface, the lower vertical section housing a resource tray having one or more power receptacles and data receptacles;
• wherein:
• (i) the opening provides access to the resource tray within an interior of the lower vertical section, (ii) the resource tray is configured to house one or more user wires extending to the upper or lower side of the work surface;
• and (iii) lower vertical assembly includes one or more access panels disposed below the work surface, the one or more access panels being removable to provide access to the resource tray;
• an upper vertical section extending a distance above the work surface from the opening of the work surface, the upper vertical section including a monitor system housing one or more monitors mounted on one side of the upper vertical section, and one or more monitors mounted on an opposed second side thereof;
• and
• an access component configured to enclose the opening of the work surface, the access component being selectively changeable from a closed configuration wherein the opening is partitioned from the work surface to an open configuration wherein the opening is accessible from the work surface.

A modular architectural assembly, comprising:

• a substantially horizontal work surface having an upper side and a lower side, the work surface shaped to define at least one opening in the work surface;
• a lower vertical section extending a distance below the work surface from the opening of the work surface, the lower vertical section housing a resource tray having one or more power receptacles and data receptacles, wherein the opening provides access to the resource tray within an interior of the lower vertical section and wherein the resource tray is configured to house one or more wires;
• a first access component configured to enclose the opening of the work surface, the first access component being selectively changeable from a closed configuration wherein the opening is partitioned from the work surface to an open configuration wherein the opening is accessible from the work surface;
• an upper vertical section extending a distance above the work surface from the opening of the work surface and
• a second access component in the upper vertical section, the access component providing hinged access to the resource tray through the upper vertical section.