Creating a productive and welcoming work setting takes more than practicality and aesthetics. Additionally, it consists of coordinating the design with the business’ core values and culture. This ensures you create the perfect space, whether it is an office, a shop, or another type of commercial architecture. Continue reading →

Greek capital Athens will look incredibly different in the near future. The Ellinikon project will show what is possible with urban regeneration when there is a focus on the community, sustainability, and connectivity. Let’s have a closer look, including exploring some of the residential and commercial architecture elements. Continue reading →

Did you know that the design of the revolving door actually dates back to the late 19th century? Even more surprising is the fact they are still so popular today and work so well with modern accessibility and energy efficiency requirements. We want to take a closer look here to see how they offer true value. Then, if you need any help with commercial architecture, you can ask us. Continue reading →

Successful commercial architecture isn’t solely about producing a functional layout and impressive aesthetics. Designing spaces for mental health and wellness has now become a priority. Today’s environments are fast-paced and also high in stress. So, creating a calming and healthy environment can improve productivity, creativity, and wellbeing. This can benefit visitors as well as employees. Continue reading →

Did you know that the idea of green sustainable buildings dates back to the 1970s? For a long time it was only a theory that a building could conceivably be net zero emission and actually produce more energy than it consumes. Today it can happen because of the array of technology that is available, as well as the various standards and certifications. Whether it is homes, commercial architecture, or other structures, they can be green and sustainable. Continue reading →

Typically cathedrals and churches aren’t pieces of commercial architecture. Instead, they are places of worship, delivering essential community services rather than focusing on profit. However, sometimes the lines blur a little when there are charges for entry. We want to have a closer look at this today with new proposals for Notre Dame, one of the most famous cathedrals in the world. Continue reading →