Recently, Cincinnati-based design firm NELSON lead the renovation of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum, done in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the founding of professional baseball. With interactive exhibits, newly acquired Reds memorabilia and life-size figures of players, the new Hall of Fame and Museum is a uniquely immersive experiences for fans and novices alike. Read more here.

NELSON Worldwide’s Deanne Erpelding is featured in BOMA Greater Minneapolis Newsletter, discussing the changing role of the workplace. Read more here. 

Real estate company Hudson Pacific Properties opened a new corporate showroom at its offices at 411 1st Ave. in Pioneer Square last year. Designed by NELSON Worldwide, the space is intended to push the boundaries of the showroom typology by offering a multi-sensory look at the company and its work. 

Read more with Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce here.

The office remains unparalleled for fostering connections, and both employers and employees recognize its role in professional growth. As the workplace landscape continues to change, offices must adapt to accommodate and empower these new ways of working. Workplace Design Leader Elizabeth Levine shares 7 key trends in today’s modern workplace.

Read more in the June issue of Viewpoint Magazine here.

Industrial real estate was one of the few winners of the pandemic and in Washington demand for industrial buildings shows no signs of slowing down.

Read more with Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce here.

John “Ozzie” Nelson, CEO of NELSON Worldwide, expressed his insights on adopting a fresh office environment for companies keen on bringing their employees back to the workplace.

Read more with Minnesota Real Estate Journal here.

NELSON’s own Scott Hierlinger, VP of Interior Design and Managing Principal, discusses the evolution of at home work desks with Entrepreneur Magazine. Read the full article here.

In a recent article with Law360, teammate Kristin Cerutti discusses how many law firms are deciding to revamp their workplaces and what her clients are requesting, as the next generation of legal office spaces begins to take shape. Read the full article here.

NELSON Worldwide announces the addition of Vicki Eickelberger as northeast regional leader. Based in the firm’s New York office, Eickelberger brings more than 23 years of leadership, brand and storytelling expertise, offering a new approach to experiential design, culture and the power of physical space as an engagement tool to further activate NELSON Worldwide’s boundary-pushing designs for clients. Read more here.

At the onset of COVID-19 — and as the required work from-home and social distancing guidelines went into effect — dialogue as to how companies were planning their successful return to the office escalated. The majority of the discussions surrounding focused on stripping out amenities, elements and services that would mitigate the risk of germs and keep employees safe, but there has been very little dialogue surrounding how to keep company culture alive and thriving without a home base or office which previously serviced as the cultural heart of a company. Read more here.