Our Blog
Latest News from Our Team
Revitalize Your Space for 2024: A Decluttering Journey to a Happier Home
Revitalize your living space in 2024 with our expert-recommended decluttering solutions. Discover mouse-proof pantry storage, pet-friendly organization, and under-sink transformations for a cleaner, stress-free home. Start your year with a clutter-free space – explore our top picks for a refreshed 2024! 🏡✨ #Decluttering #HomeOrganization #NewYearRevival
5 Key Ways to use Water in Architecture that is Designed for Wellbeing
in add toDesign Matters – Water As a WELL AP Certified designer, I am focused on wellbeing in design. In commercial projects WELL "aims to increase the rate of adequate hydration in building users, reduce health risks due to contaminated water and excessive moisture...
Design Matters: Lighting Part 1 – for your health
Gaining weight? Not feeling well? Call your architect! No, really. Design matters and lighting is key! Design with Light Part 1: Circadian Rhythm and Your Health We average 90% of our time in buildings. Designs that consider your well-being actually contribute to you...
Design Matters – Movement
As I continue to learn about neuroscience, I am excited about how my role as an architect can contribute to well-being. Movement, one of the WELL concepts is an important feature that connects neuroscience and architecture – and by providing design that incorporates...
Design Matters – Nourishment
Nourishment: An Investment in your brain and your wellbeing I recently got a great sales pitch from Nikita – a copywriter – who writes about why it’s important to invest in yourself (or business) by having her help write copy for your architectural website. She...
Design Matters for your Thermal Comfort
Being too cold or too hot is not comfortable – and therefore at odds with your wellbeing – so we are constantly chasing the ‘Goldilocks’ rule.
Design Matters – Let there be light!
Gaining weight? Not feeling well? Call your architect! No, really. Design matters and lighting is key! Design with Light Part 1: Circadian Rhythm and Your Health We average 90% of our time in buildings. Designs that consider your well-being actually contribute to you...
What being a sailor has taught me about architecture
There have been two things in my life that have been a constant since I was about the age of 8, sailing and architecture. Sailing started when my parents signed me up for the Little Skippers class at my local club. Architecture started when I would peruse my mother’s...