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The design team set out to design a space that felt like a natural addition to Augusta, a hub of Southern sportsman activity, that celebrated traditional Southern pastimes and the lush vegetation that runs along the river side. Inspiration came from North Augusta’s famous industrialists and the Sibley Mill, a gunpowder plant and nods to classic gentlemen’s clothing.

 
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ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT FROM MEMBER

The Next Chapter of Workplace Design:

Looking Beyond Trends

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Why designers must look beyond trends to create spaces that truly serve the unique needs of the specific client.

by Brian Parker, IIDA, AIA, LEED AP

From Work Design Magazine | PATIENTCO Headquarters in Atlanta, GA – Consider creating spaces that provide a provide a quiet respite, like this one at Patientco’s headquarters in Atlanta, which are tucked away at the ends of the floorplate and suppor…

From Work Design Magazine | PATIENTCO Headquarters in Atlanta, GA – Consider creating spaces that provide a provide a quiet respite, like this one at Patientco’s headquarters in Atlanta, which are tucked away at the ends of the floorplate and support a well-rounded mix of space types for the diverse needs of today’s end users.

From Work Design Magazine

From Work Design Magazine

We’re counting down to 2020 by sharing 12 days of emerging workplace trends! Learn what trends our top global contributors are most excited to see evolve in the new year. 

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT FROM MEMBER

12 Days of Trends:

Demographic Inclusion

 
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Trend 10 of 12: To truly be inclusive, we need to create environments that address the needs of this increasingly diverse workforce.

by Betsy Nurse, IIDA

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We are at a pivotal moment where we must face great societal challenges that will not be repaired without great collective effort. Confronting racism, injustice, and a need for equity is critical to moving forward, and current events expose how much work needs to be done.

That change starts with us. Design is a part of the larger equation, and it is what we know best, so let's start there. For more, read Cheryl Durst's letter: https://bit.ly/36TfqhH

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