Including Biophilic Design in your next project
Connecting with nature is an innate human need. The most successful, most intriguing and most in-demand built spaces have invited nature inside to be a
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How Can Multi-Family Buildings Start To Safely Reopen Amenity Spaces?
Feature Photo: Avec on H Street, Club Room Design by SR/A It has now been several months since multi-family communities have had to close building amenities due
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Monthly Update: July
The world never stops turning – if the last month has shown us anything, it’s that there will always be issues to face, but also
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June Links
At SR/A, we pride ourselves on staying on top of what’s happening in design news. It helps us keep tabs on what’s fresh, inspiring, and happening in
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Envision a Book Interior: The Dutch House
One of the things I have always found so intriguing about interior design is that it is inescapable. Even if you pay little attention to
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Innovation Required
Imagine Amazon filing for bankruptcy. Imagine Apple, imagine Starbucks. To many, especially in the older generations, Sears was just such a giant. Once ubiquitous in
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Black Lives Matter And My Sons
Featured Photo: Langston Garfield at a Black Lives Matter Protest Maddox, Langston, Paxton. When I see George Floyd, I see my sons. It brings tears
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Future of Unit Layouts
Feature Photo: Modera Sedici, Model Design by SR/A If COVID-19 is to change the future of residential unit layouts, there are two main components to
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Monthly Update: June
Summer is here, and the change in season ushers in more than just warm weather this year. As businesses begin to reopen, and people start
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Incorporating Health and Fitness into Building Design
The health of a built environment considers not just the cleanliness of the space but also design and architectural elements that encourage physical activity and
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