Reclaimed wood flooring is a unique, organic, and natural design element. Choose wisely and wood floors are a highly sustainable and durable flooring option even in high traffic commercial settings. Asking and answering key questions at the beginning of your project will ensure your floor not only looks great at installation but in the months and years to follow. When choosing … [Read More...] about How to Choose Reclaimed Wood Flooring
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Here’s How Wood Is Helping Libraries Reinvent Themselves
The library has always been an important social hub in many communities. One might think the importance of the library as diminished with the world becoming more and more digital but usage is up driven by millennials who are visiting and using libraries more than ever. Libraries are no longer the quiet, austere spaces they used to be. Instead, they’re buzzing with … [Read More...] about Here’s How Wood Is Helping Libraries Reinvent Themselves
Is Tech-Centric Design a Worthy Pursuit?
Technology advancements have changed the way we live and function and this tech-centric shift is reflected in both good and some not so good ways in the built environment. The widespread integration of technology into building design and the advent of “smart” design can add convenience and efficiency. While the added technology has benefits, it is important that the built … [Read More...] about Is Tech-Centric Design a Worthy Pursuit?
Second Chances for Wood & People
Initial experiences and first chances set the stage, often in ways we can’t conceptualize, for what will become second or third chances in our lives. Within a first chance are the components that lead to that second chance. Rarely does a second chance come about by sheer will. There is usually a helping hand in the process. Someone who sees beneath our exterior (perhaps a rough … [Read More...] about Second Chances for Wood & People
The History (and Future) of Office Design
Change is a vital part of architecture and design. As occupant needs change and morph, designers constantly reevaluate and redesign the built environment to meet those needs. This is especially evident in the workplace. Over the years, the workplace has undergone a dramatic transformation from a windowless room of cubicles to bright, inviting spaces that inspire and rejuvenate. … [Read More...] about The History (and Future) of Office Design
Here’s Why Flexible Architecture is Taking Over the A&D World
The mindful intention spurring the sharing economy is also evident in the world of design and architecture. It’s not prudent or smart to have spaces that aren’t capable of doing double or triple time. Creating multi-functional spaces introduces both challenges and exciting new approaches to the built environment. Crowdfunding. Ridesharing. And, now Flexible Architecture. Hyper … [Read More...] about Here’s Why Flexible Architecture is Taking Over the A&D World
