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From Cubicles to Open Office: How did we get here?

Book: Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace by Nikil Saval, interview by Rebecca Rosen, The Atlantic. Rebecca Rosen interviewed Nikil Saval,…

I found out yesterday, April 9, that I was born in the “Year of the Horse.” I don’t hold much…

Angling for yet another reason not to like open plan offices? Try this for size: They could be making people…

The Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) celebrated its grand opening in Phoenix, Arizona last week, and Target Commercial Interiors is proud…

This article explores some of the lesser known but highly innovative efforts that businesses have been taking to turn their…

As a founding Design Partner of Elness Swenson Graham Architects, Inc. (ESG), David Graham has innovated a city-building practice in…

Architecture has the responsibility to make special places. It should inspire us with an uplifting experience and improve our daily…

An organization’s culture is its personality and embodies its beliefs, its values and the way its people perform their jobs…

After several years of teaching at the University of Minnesota, I recently completed a few semesters as a visiting critic…

“It is important to respect, care about, and listen attentively to the inhabitants of the places we, as architects and…

A work of Architecture must reinforce the form of the community it serves. This is my job as an architect.…

Early in our development as designers, we realized that effective, successful design in any discipline depends on much more than…