Perkins and Will and lauckgroup celebrate their coming-together with the grand opening of a custom-designed workplace at The Foundry, a vibrant mixed-use destination in the heart of East Austin. The new studio, located at 1501 East 4th Street, strengthens the practice’s presence in Austin and enhances creative collaboration.
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As an established and expanding design, branding, and procurement firm, Interior Image Group (IIG) recently outgrew its 4,900-square-foot headquarters and went to seek out a new space that would accommodate its growing team and divisions. President and CEO Patti Tritschler chose to relocate her firm to an expansive, 8,000-square-foot new office in Crown Point, Indiana that would house her team in a comfortable yet creative space that emphasized IIG’s design aesthetic, expertise, and innovation in hospitality.
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“From an architect’s perspective, there is a way to preserve and honor the tradition and historical character of a resort hotel, and the connections people have with that place. Rather than scraping and starting anew, the owners of some of the country’s most celebrated vintage resort hotels are choosing to renovate and reposition those properties to protect the valuable associations they have with people, families and the communities in which they operate,” explains author Rebecca Stone, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, partner at OZ Architecture.
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Combining design excellence with demonstrated research, the American Society of Interior Designers’ Outcome of Design Awards honors projects that illustrate the impact of design in the built environment. The winning projects of the Outcome of Design Awards are: Sensory Well-Being Hub by HKS, Inc. and M Moser Associates Living Lab by M Moser Associates.
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NELSON Worldwide partnered with Miami Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Institute, part of Baptist Health South Florida, to revamp a medical office building in Coral Gables into the brand-new Miami HEAT Sports Medicine Center. The four-story, 49,000 square-foot facility was reconfigured to follow the organization’s new patient care model and refocus on an elevated patient experience.
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“This launch maintains the focus, beauty and energy the Kirei brand has built its reputation on, while giving designers something new and interesting when choosing an acoustic interior design product,” said John Stein, CEO of Kirei. “The AVIO ceiling baffles add beauty to open spaces, while doubling from a functional perspective as a sound absorbing system.”
Read MoreThe American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) has announced the 2020 inductees to its College of Fellows. This year’s Fellows are set to be honored Sunday, March 29 at a luncheon together with ASID’s Ones to Watch at The WELL Conference. The 2020 College of Fellows inductees are: Dr. Rose Mary Botti-Salitsky, Ph.D., ASID, NCIDQ (program coordinator and faculty, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth), Benjamin Huntington, ASID, NCIDQ, NYS CID, (owner, Veritate Design LLC) and AJ Paron-Wildes, Allied ASID, WELL AP, LEED AP ID+C (national director, Design Public Group).
Read MoreTubelite INT67 expands interior framing options for retail spaces and commercial offices. Tubelite’s INT67 profiles have a 2-inch face and 5-1/2-inch depth, and perimeter trim adapters cover standard 4-7/8-inch metal stud and drywall systems. Supporting green building goals, the aluminum interior framing members can be specified with recycled content.
Read MoreThe American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) has released its 2020 Outlook and State of Interior Design report. This annual compendium takes a deep dive into the interior design industry, business and profession to provide a comprehensive outlook for the year ahead and guide interior designers on how critical moving parts such as the U.S. economy, U.S. construction activity and various trends, apply to their business.
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HLW’s design concept of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology is defined as “Urban Fabric,” paying homage to the campus’ urban context, with a nod to the Downtown Los Angeles neighborhood. The concept respected the client’s established branding, while exploring modern design.
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