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    ON THE COVER: Gensler’s San Francisco office exemplifies several trends outlined in the firm’s 2025 Design Forecast, with an emphasis on sustainable materials, technology to integrate in-office and remote workers, and plenty of configurable workspace options. Image by Jason O’Rear
    Image courtesy of Fraser
    Fraser Sensory Building interior view 1
    Pam Dewey
    Feb. 18, 2025
    Minnesota roofing business partners with health services provider to create a space that supports neurodiverse visitors at the state fairgrounds.
    Image by Max Touhey
    Close-up of former Domino Sugar plant in Brooklyn
    Thomas Renner
    Feb. 18, 2025
    In a Brooklyn-based adaptive reuse project, Bonetti Kozerski Architecture transforms The Refinery at Domino into a modern nesting-box of a commercial building.
    Image courtesy of Kimball International
    Kimball International Boston Showroom
    Janelle Penny
    Feb. 18, 2025
    Kimball International’s Boston showroom recently achieved WELL certification at the Platinum level, becoming the fifth of the company’s facilities to do so. Here’s what the certificatio...
    Courtesy of HGA
    HGA headquarters in Washington, D.C. with waiting area and reception desk
    Lauren Brant
    Feb. 18, 2025
    HGA breathes new life into Washington, D.C’.s historic Woodies Building, transforming a former department store into its new regional headquarters.
    Image by Jason O’Rear
    Gensler Office in San Francisco Mills Building
    Robert Nieminen
    Feb. 18, 2025
    Gensler’s Co-CEOs Jordan Goldstein and Elizabeth Brink provide insights on transformative design trends from adaptive reuse and sustainable innovation to experience-driven lifestyle...

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    Feb. 18, 2025
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    Feb. 5, 2025
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    Jan. 20, 2025
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    Courtesy of Female Design Council
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    Dec. 9, 2024
    The Female Design Council has announced the third edition of its FDC Grant, offering $20,000 in unrestricted funding to an exceptional woman of color in interior design.