At Shea, 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 the world—and we make a few headlines of our own, too. Here are some recent articles delving into design, experience, and what’s buzzing in our community:
“Different Spaces Tell Different Stories: Why Companies are Embracing Environmental Branding” – Work Design:
Executives from three companies speak out on how they’ve used interior graphics in their spaces to drive company mission
“Stuck Between Flights? These 9 Airports Will Make You Want to Extend Your Layover” – Star Tribune:
A breakdown of some of the top airport amenities in the world, including rooftop pools, breweries, napping areas, and more
“12 Mobile Food Trends for the Future” – QSR:
A rundown of food-truck trends and what’s coming next for the format, from moving inside to embracing healthier fare
“Shea Talks Hotel Design in the Washington Post” – Shea:
Shea Principal Tanya Spaulding speaks out on critical design flaws in hotels, and how they make or break the experience
“Restaurateurs Expand with Retail Markets” – Restaurant Hospitality:
How restaurateurs are adding a quick-service component to many restaurants, as well as a market aspect so people can cook the restaurant food at home
“The ‘Resimercial’ Takeover” – Interiors + Sources:
How workplaces are blending residential and commercial design to create a more relaxed atmosphere
“Trend: Elevated Airport Fare” – Restaurant Development + Design:
Examining dining at a handful of international airports, and how they’re working to attract celebrity chefs and local gems
“Tearing Down Walls” – VMSD:
The focus that retail stores around the globe are placing on experience, convenience, and engaging designs to draw shoppers in the digital age
“Sit and Stay Awhile” – Shea:
How Shea is revolutionizing hotel restaurants, making them destinations for travelers and locals alike
“Designing for Health: Strategies to Encourage Wellness in the Workplace” – Contract:
A look at the effect that workplace spatial planning, building amenities, and workplace policies can have on employee wellness and productivity