Tag: Design
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How this London home turned offcuts into a design choice
In Bethnal Green, a garage conversion reflects a growing shift in sustainable architecture, by celebrating the use of recycled materials. Designed by Featherstone Young, the 58m² property makes visible what most homes hide, placing materials like OSB, terrazzo tile offcuts, and natural linoleum front and centre. The result is a sustainable space that champions function…
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The Rise of Luxury Interior Design in UAE Homes [2025 Update]
Across the UAE, luxury interior design has turned everyday homes into showcases of glamour and style. Impeccably designed living rooms sparkle with marble, gold accents, and panoramic views, while bold lighting sets the mood for every gathering. From Dubai’s sleek penthouses to Abu Dhabi’s classic villas, the shift is clear—modern elegance is now the standard.…
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Wall Removed for Open Minimalist Design in a NYC Condo Reno
Sometimes, a single wall can be a formidable barrier—not just to light, but to a homeowner’s entire vision for their space. For John, a minimalist with an eye for stunning views, his new Manhattan condo presented a classic urban dilemma: wall-to-wall windows overlooking Park Avenue, but a layout that kept the brilliance at bay. Aspiring…
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Henricksen Promotes Kelly Hogan to VP of Design & Engagement
Henricksen, a leading national contract furniture dealer, is excited to announce that Vice President of Operations Kelly Hogan has been promoted to Vice President of Design and Client Engagement of the Washington D.C. office. In this role, Hogan will foster existing client relationships and serve as a trusted resource, bringing 17 years of experience with…
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Jacobs to design $7B Seattle light rail extension
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Award: Light rail extension designValue: Not disclosed, entire project cost between $6.7 and $7.1 billionLocation: SeattleClient: Sound Transit Sound Transit selected Dallas-based Jacobs to provide design services for the up to $7.1 billion West Seattle Link Extension, which…
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Architectural Tourism in India: Culture Meets Design
India is a land where architecture transcends bricks and mortar—it embodies centuries of cultural expression, spiritual symbolism, and geographic diversity. From the soaring spires of Dravidian temples in the South to the intricate latticework of Mughal monuments in the North, India’s architectural landscape is a vivid tapestry of design evolution. In recent years, a growing…
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Commercial Design That Works as Hard as You Do
Many people struggle with workspaces that slow them down or feel uninspiring. Studies show a well-designed office can boost employee happiness and productivity. This blog will share easy tips and new trends for creating commercial spaces that work as hard as you do. Key Principles of Effective Commercial Design Effective commercial design combines function and…
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Remick Unveils New Brand Direction for Hospitality Design
Remick Architecture + Design today announced a comprehensive brand refresh that reflects the firm’s strategic approach to hospitality design and its expanding market presence. The rebrand represents a significant milestone in the firm’s growth, addressing the evolving needs of hospitality clients across Nashville and Chicago. With a focus on creating meaningful spaces that go beyond…
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Design That Lasts: Landscaping as the Key to Outdoor Success
Landscaping design is often misunderstood as simply choosing where to place flowers or how to arrange patio stones. In reality, it’s a strategic process that dictates the health, function, and beauty of an outdoor space for years to come. A well-designed landscape does more than look good—it performs under pressure, supports ecological balance, and enhances…
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Universal Appeal & Timeless Kitchen Design
You’ve seen them everywhere. From glossy magazine spreads showcasing minimalist, all-white dream kitchens to the rustic charm of a modern farmhouse aesthetic, Shaker-style cabinets are the undisputed reigning champions of kitchen design. But why have these simple, unadorned cabinets, first conceived by a small religious sect in the 18th century, become such a pervasive and…