NELSON Worldwide, award-winning architecture, design, and strategy firm, welcomes Balmiki Bhattacharya as industrial practice leader. Based in Seattle, Balmiki will spearhead client solutions and integrate design programs to maximize operations and investments while also helping create a strategic, sustainable plan for the firm’s future. Read more here.

NELSON Worldwide, an architecture and design firm, has merged with Daroff Design Inc + DDI Architects, an interior design and architecture firm. The firms come together to solidify their commitment to creative design services that respond to client objectives. Read more with Mergers and Acquisitions here.

NELSON Worldwide shares the latest trends and insight on outdoor amenities with Forbes. Read more here.

Hotel Management covers the latest sanitizing strategies, sustainability and hotel design trends in the age of COVID-19, NELSON Worldwide’s Jim Stapleton, vice president, weighs in. Read more here.

VMSD shares a look into NELSON’s latest project for London Jewelers here.

This month our project for American Library Association is highlighted in the latest issue of Archello. When looking to relocate from their long-time offices in Chicago, the American Library Association (ALA) tapped award-winning design firm NELSON Worldwide to deliver a new space that would excite and motivate staff.

To develop a deeper understanding of the company culture, the design team worked closely with ALA employees, ultimately determining that the ALA is made up of a kaleidoscope of communities that, like those they serve, celebrates diversity. Ever-changing perspectives honor the unique beauty of each individual—yet, only when brought together, do they become a unified center of knowledge that transforms, inspires, nurtures, and endures. As a result, the design was driven by the unique collectivism found within the kaleidoscope. Read more here.

This month our project for Windward Harrisburg is highlighted in the latest issue of Archello. Recognized as a national multi-disciplinary minority-owned engineering firm, Windward Engineers and Consultants provides a full menu of architectural engineering and consulting. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Windward partnered with architecture design firm NELSON Worldwide to provide interior design services for its new Harrisburg, Pennsylvania location.

Windward acted as the owner, MEP engineer, fire protection engineer, security consultant, and lighting designer for the new office which includes dynamic amenities and features such as a café, huddle rooms, a conference room, a wellness room, a lighting lab, print/copy space, and an outdoor patio. Read more here.

This month our project for Emory’s Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Center is highlighted in the latest issue of Archello.

NELSON Worldwide designed the Emory’s Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Empowerment Program Center for specialized care in Atlanta, Georgia. In a collaborative effort with the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory Brain Health Center, NELSON designed a space with key stakeholders that created a new, one-of-a-kind health program. Read more here.

This month our project for Oracle Innovation Lab is highlighted in the latest issue of Archello. Multinational computer technology corporation, Oracle, tapped design and innovation experts at NELSON Worldwide to create a simulated connected worksite for testing and exploring the company’s newest technologies.

Situated on the outskirts of Chicago in Deerfield, Illinois, the Oracle Industries Lab is the first laboratory of its kind in the United States, serving as a platform for the iconic brand to showcase its innovation in technology and digital transformation. This state-of-the-art facility is fully equipped with the tools needed to provide hands-on experience within a simulated connected worksite. With a partnership of over 13 years, NELSON Worldwide served as the head architect and interior designers for this unique, full-service project. The firm provided the new lab with everything including lighting design, graphics, customer journey mapping, architecture, and interiors. Read more here.