The American Society of Hematology (ASH) is the world’s largest professional society concerned with the causes and treatments of blood disorders, but that’s not all they advocate for. Their new headquarters in downtown Washington, D.C is one of only seven LEED Platinum commercial office buildings in the District of Columbia. A LEED Platinum building is definitely something to applaude to because it is the most … Continue reading
Regardless of the country you live in, there will always be people working the age-old nine to five-er. However, for some, the daily grind isn’t just a waste of forty hours a week. It’s where they can go to be inspired, creative and productive. It doesn’t matter what language you speak, or what country you live in because office design is … Continue reading
There are probably some days when you feel as though you are allergic to work because as soon as you walk through the doors you beging to sneeze, itch, cough, and feel overall uncomfortable. Although you may indeed be sick and tired of work, such problems can be attributed to poor indoor air quality. Bad air quality can have a … Continue reading
Seattle, Washington is a wonderful city full of old buildings with an old world charm. This overcast, drizzly city needs warmth and warm colors to add energy and vibrance to an otherwise overly diluted palette of grays and blues. The brick buildings that litter its downtown area do just that, and Microsoft took full advantage of this. Their Pioneer Studio office was designed around the beautiful exposed … Continue reading
Having artwork in any office is a definite plus. It has the power to evoke a number of different emotions and can even inspire the creative juices in its viewers. One problem with having professional art hung on walls is that it can get a bit expensive and after viewing the same images for days on end, it can even get boring. … Continue reading
Hey everyone! I’m Josie LaRosa and this is my blog! I hope you love it as much as I do. Interior design has always been a passion of mine, but for some reason I put it on the back-burner until recently. […] Continue reading →
