The benefits of workplace art include increased productivity and creativity and more and more businesses are enlivening their physical environments to bring out the best in their employees. In Columbia, MO, one initiative allows businesses to display a rotating selection of art and helps local artists at the same time.
Yamaha says it has created an “irresistible spot for music fans” with their new company history museum. Visitors can expect a Virtual Stage featuring life-size musicians projected onto the stage, a Craftsmanship Walk, and Super Surround Theater for immersive musical experiences. A real treat for the ears.
Successful workplace design can make all the difference when companies are on campaign to recruit highly-sought after staff. Employers are making the connection when it comes to investing in their location, layout, and amenities.
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“Supergraphics”, large images that cover an entire space or wall can set the mood and be a powerful addition to any project. We work with many of our clients to conscientiously design, implement, and install such graphics across industries. This particular article focuses on the role of the supergraphic in healthcare spaces, and the challenges that may be encountered.
Mamava, a start-up that sells “nursing pods” for offices and public spaces, is an example of a company building a movement on top of a brand. More than just a practical solution to the challenge of nursing in public, Mamava’s aim is to “transform the culture of breastfeeding”. Learn the four ways Mamava is successfully building a movement around their products, and how to apply these takeaways to any business.
How to make something old new all over again? In Ohio, Frisch’s Big Boy is making headlines with the reopening of its original restaurant and a corporate museum. Updates like warmer colors with new flooring, lighting, fixtures, artwork and a welcome wall amid familiar elements welcomes lingering and nostalgia.
How many times have you had digital collateral created only to notice that your logo or another critical color was
Each day, more than 10,000 individuals hit the age of 65. These baby boomers are redefining the face of senior living and health care. How can owners and project managers better identify appropriate, senior-friendly designs that will ensure hospital settings are primed for baby boomers’ arrival?