Spotlight – Dragon Long and Charlie Chen Journal Spotlight – Dragon Long and Charlie Chen In this Spotlight, we sit down with both experts to discuss dream collaborative projects, designing for different scales and creating better outcomes through collaboration across disciplines.
Spotlight – Kate Hogan Gillies Spotlight – Kate Hogan Gillies Journal Spotlight – Kate Hogan Gillies Associate Kate Hogan Gillies is a strategist and designer who prides herself on creating empathetic spaces for all.
Tailored Models Journal Tailored Models Lessons from the automotive industry to create scale, efficiency, and more personalized choice in the residential sector.
Q&A: Flying for Net Zero Q&A: Flying for Net Zero Journal Q&A: Flying for Net Zero We recently met with Woods Bagot aviation leader Richard Spencer and Senior Interior Design Leader Katy Mercer to discuss whether the ambitious goal of net zero is possible and whether it would destroy the passenger experience.
Better streets are leading to a better quality of life Journal Better streets are leading to a better quality of life As the pandemic reframes how we think about our cities, the design feasibility of various strategies to pedestrianize streets has been widely debated. A somewhat surprising benefit of the Covid-19 lockdown has been the reduction of car usage on city streets and the renewed appreciation for urban streets as public and pleasant assets to be enjoyed by people.
Pump to Plug Journal Pump to Plug Woods Bagot’s “Re-Charge LA” proposal uses an electric mobility hypothesis as an opportunity to reinvigorate and re-energize the future of our infrastructure and create high-quality and evolving community-oriented places.
Where do we Work from Here? Journal Where do we Work from Here? Is the workplace dead? Shifting the focus from safety to engagement, Amanda Stanaway looks at the possible models.
Safer Skies: How airports must adapt post-COVID Transport Safer Skies: How airports must adapt post-COVID James Berry and Matthew Abbott share their insights on designing people-centric airports post-Coronavirus.
The modern office is a cruise ship Workplace The modern office is a cruise ship The modern office is designed like a cruise ship, with people moving from space to space with collaboration and interaction designed to encourage social ‘bumps’, making it the ideal transmission environment for Covid-19.
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