Coworking in New York: Nomad Works
byHow we work is changing, but where we work isn’t. Over the last 10 years, a new way of working has emerged, along with some people who live it every day
Projects
Coworking in New York: Green Spaces
byWe’re a great example of the hot, collaborative consumption movement. It is more efficient and economical to pool resources than to purchase them just for your own business.
Smart Working at Credit Suisse
byThe idea of Smart Working at Credit Suisse was born in the spring of 2010. We had realized there was an opportunity to optimize our real-estate footprint while providing employees with a work environment that better fit their different needs.
Coworking in New York: New Work City
byNew Work City is a community first and a business second. That means everything we do flows from a different place than a more real-estate or profit-driven workspace model.
Behind the Curtain: Manifest Digital
byManifest Digital, a Chicago-based interactive design agency, recently relocated their space to the Jeweler’s Building in downtown Chicago at 35 E. Wacker Drive. The 40-story landmark office faces the Chicago River.
Behind the Curtain: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HQ
byProviding a case study in bold 21st Century workplace and biophilic design strategies is Federal Center South, a new 209,000 SF district headquarters in Seattle for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).
A Collaborative Design for Lindsay, Stone & Briggs
byOur open-concept space allows for spontaneous collaboration as a natural part of the work process as opposed to something that is scheduled in meetings.
How One Branding Firm Branded its Own Space
byMoving to new offices this year was an opportunity for our firm to practice what we preach and refresh our own brand. As businesses grow and change, brands need to evolve, too.
New Popeyes HQ Honors the Brand’s Roots
byPopeyes unveiled its new Global Service Center (headquarters) in Atlanta. Designed to underscore the strategic objectives of the brand, Popeyes wanted a space that reflected and reinforced the company culture and heritage.
Elegant Design on a State Budget
byBefore the architect was selected for the proposed new building on the State of Iowa Capitol Complex, the state had established aggressive reduced-energy goals.
Behind the Curtain: NeoSystems Corp.
byNeoSystems, headquartered in Tysons Corner, VA, is a great example of a company who seized the moment to aggressively capitalize on new opportunities.
EDF and LEED: An Evolution (Part 2)
byd. This is part 2 of a 2-part series on how LEED has evolved over the past decade. Using the Environmental Defense Fund–â„¢s Washington, DC, office as a comparative basis, David Kay and Carissa Gavin dig into the requirements for certification as they have progressed with new standards and technologies.
A Look at iCrete’s Employee-Driven Design
byiCrete is a Think Tank that developed a new technology for concrete. They created a way to optimize cement content by maintaining or increasing its strength while reducing CO2.
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and LEED: An Evolution (Part I)
byThis is part 1 of a 2-part series on how LEED has evolved over the past decade. Using the Environmental Defense Fund–â„¢s Washington, DC, office as a comparative basis, David Kay and Carissa Gavin dig into the requirements for certification as they have progressed with new standards and technologies.
Perkins+Will: Sustainable Design in DC
byThe Washington, DC office of Perkins+Will was designed as part of transformative process recasting the practice into the future. It is also a manifestation of a core value—their global responsibility towards future generations—that brings meaning and purpose to the way they practice.
