The fear last year of spreading the Covid virus brought unprecedented changes to the workplace, but corporations and the interior designers serving them are now looking at how they an get Americans back to their desks, in spaces that respond to and acknowledge the changes wrought by a year of remote work. Read the full article here.

NELSON Worldwide delivers the digital concept store for Men’s Wearhouse. The new store experience provides a more omnichannel offering by elevating digital tools and services to connect in-store, online, and beyond. Read more here.

Since 1962, Fishermen’s Community Hospital had been serving its island community in Marathon, a small city in the middle of the Florida Keys. Read more with Healthcare Facilities Today.

In a recent article with Forbes, teammate Anne Gibson gave her thoughts on incorporating natural light in the workplace.

“Access to daylight throughout the day for all workers is critical to achieving a productive and happier workforce and is a fundamental design principle we apply to all of our work.” Read more here.

“It’s more important than ever to provide great food and great coffee–really focusing on the experience of feeling welcome and catered to. People aren’t just there because they must be but because they want to be. They want to come in and spend time together.”

Teammate Danijel Pocanic shares insight into what kinds of spaces, furniture, and amenities people are looking for in an office in the wake of the pandemic. Read more with Business of Furniture here.

Take a look inside Colliers International’s new Twin Cities office. Read the full article here. 

KFC made its urban home in New York’s Bronx with a new design reflecting the location’s vibrant and fast-paced atmosphere. The Louisville, Ky.-based restaurant teamed up with FRCH NELSON (Cincinnati) to create a “playful juxtaposition” between southern hospitality and the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple. Read more here.

Boutique Design highlights Hilton’s newest brand Tempo by Hilton designed by NELSON Worldwide. Adrienne Korczynski vice president and managing creative director at NELSON shares how Tempo by Hilton guestrooms offer a relaxing, wellness-inspired experience for the modern achiever. Read more here.

Welcoming guests and employees is a new architectural expansion equipped with a visitor entrance and security desk. NELSON’s additions to the existing atrium included matching the glazing and roof structure for a cohesive design between old and new. With increased vendor conferencing in a central location, employees can now meet and greet their guests nearby the product showroom.

Open, collaborative spaces are included throughout the lobby for employees and their guests to kick the tires with intermittent meeting spaces from end to end. A separate employee entrance enters this space creating a more efficient circulation for day-to-day workers. Read more here.