Programming/Space Planning

Highlights

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Reflection of apartment buildings in curved, glass facade of modern office tower.
KTGY’s Marissa Kasdan and Mark Oberholzer unpack the opportunities and design strategies behind adaptive reuse and their innovative Upcycle Tower concept—offering a sustainable...
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AEI worked with a multidisciplinary team to address MEP needs in transforming a historic church into a contemporary performing arts facility, making strategic system decisions...
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Midland Lofts in Kansas City
Design team transforms historic office building adjacent to the Midland Theatre into worker-affordable micro units packed with amenities.
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Makerspace capabilities can be incorporated into classrooms of all sizes.
Makerspaces are now more requested in schools to enhance their technology curriculum. Provide a foundation for hands-on learning with a new approach to classroom configuration...
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//3877 captured the unique movement and dynamism of the space through the owners' foundational pillars for their F&B vision.
The notion of “whimsical refinement” drove the design concept for first-time restaurateurs.
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An open space layout at Evermore, a senior living community in Lakeridge, Virginia, contributes to interaction and socialization and resident rooms provide privacy and access to their own accessible bathroom to reduce fall risk and enhance dignity and choice.
By focusing on proper space planning, biophilia and thoughtful design solutions, architects and designers can better support occupants in memory care environments.
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Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are emerging as a must-have tool for the design process of any new healthcare facility.
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Three key areas reveal where design and innovation meet wellbeing in today's healthcare environments.
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Entry concept: Furniture placement holds space for people who use a wheelchair or mobility devices to be immersed with their peers. Arched seating with optional high back improves sightlines and provides a backdrop of communication (ex. sign language) and privacy, and movable lounge pieces allow for flexibility.
Special Olympics Michigan partnered with Steelcase to create spaces designed for a first-of-its-kind inclusion center.