Architects, construction companies and interior designers all have an opportunity to reimagine the design and flow of buildings to allow a more inclusive design. Inclusive designs create a space that meets the needs of all people regardless of race, sex, age, socioeconomic status, etc. Take a library for example. A library is a space designed… View Article
Previously, we talked about the Fitwel Standard and the categories that they look at in determining how health-conscious a commercial building’s design is. Here we are going to dive into their 6 strategies for workplace buildings. These are a few of the best practices proposed by Fitwel to create healthier buildings in the workplace. Area –… View Article
Years ago, the “office” was seen as a space for adding additional cubicles to increase the number of workers and driving revenue without increasing square footage. As time has gone on, the concept of the “office” has evolved into many different forms. Offices have transformed into a need for communal workspaces that promote functionality and… View Article
This new independent pharmacy needed retail oriented signage including new panel for illuminated box sign, new exterior sign on dibond on opposite of building; brushed aluminum with cut vinyl exterior and interior signs for customer information.
The old 9 to 5 model is a thing of the past. Many companies are now moving into flexible hours and work spaces. It has become commonplace to conduct a virtual meeting while traveling, conference calls from the back of an Uber, and kids sounds of kids playing in the background of business calls. Ability… View Article
Fitwel provides a Certification System “Committed to Building Health for All®”. Their system can be used to rate an existing commercial building based off best practices and guidelines for designing healthier buildings – or offer a roadmap to designing new, health-centric buildings. Fitwel looks at 12 main categories to determine how well a building is… View Article