ON THE COVER: Some design firms are asking how interior environments can better support women’s well-being, from healthcare to the workplace and beyond. Image courtesy of CannonDesign
Color, artwork, form, and lighting can help designers create behavioral healthcare environments that feel less institutional and more responsive to patient needs.
Original thinking isn’t a standalone business strategy—but clear value communication, thoughtful specification, and a discerning community can help set your craft and point of...
Corgan and University of Arkansas research shows how lighting, enclosure, and purposeful movement can help designers reduce distraction and cognitive load in the workplace.
A mission trip to the Dominican Republic sparked an unexpected partnership, giving fabrics new life through handcrafted bags and accessories while supporting programs for women...
Hospital renovations can disrupt care, operations, and occupant confidence. These planning, containment, and product strategies help designers protect safety and comfort during...
