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.

Navigating the exchange towards hybrid workspaces is an ongoing problem for management and office managers. NELSON Worldwide took a have a look at how designers and designers are converting how they manner the bodily facet of creating and design to suit what they name the phygital panorama. Check out their information, 100 Ways to Maximize Your Physical, Digital, and Human Assets. Read the full article here.

NELSON Worldwide redesigns a 9,500-square-foot facility for a technology company, creating a modern, immersive showroom for high-profile clientele with a focus on dynamic displays, technology integration, and hospitality-driven design.

Read more with Office Snapshots 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.

“Indoor areas that embody the usage of pure supplies, like wooden, biophilic design comparable to residing inexperienced partitions and different indoor plant supplies, and daylight will enhance the psychological well-being of the company by connecting them to nature, even in an city setting.” – Cheryl Smith

Teammate Cheryl Smith discussed wellness-inspired design and how it has evolved in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more with Business Newspress here.

Brad Earl, managing principal at NELSON Worldwide, shares insight on how healthcare tenants can move into repurposed dark anchor space and how health systems and community hospitals are tapping into the communities they serve to offer as many outpatient services as possible. Read more here.

In a recent The Imagine A Place Podcast titled “Place Matters And So Does Your Journey”, teammate Amy Leigh Hufford discussed three things: a load of inspiration on embracing your path no matter how rough that road is, you’ll think deeper about your role as an advocate in design, and how to explore our emotional connection with space in new ways.

Check out the podcast here.

Architecture, design, and strategy firm Nelson Worldwide (Philadelphia) is merging operations with interior design and architecture firm Daroff Design Inc + DDI Architects PC (DDI; Philadelphia). Read more with Healthcare Design 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.

This month our project for Polaris HQ is highlighted in the latest issue of Archello. Founded in Roseau, Minnesota, in 1954, Polaris Inc. manufactures motorcycles, snowmobiles, ATVs, and neighborhood electric vehicles. Since its inception, Polaris has risen to prominence as the premier manufacturer of outdoor motorsport vehicles in the United States. With over 400 employees to date, the company sought the expertise of global architecture, design, and strategy firm NELSON Worldwide.

Having worked with NELSON on office renovations across the country, Polaris tapped the firm to reconceptualize their headquarters and create a space that hones employee well-being, elevates brand identity, and emphasizes company culture. The office includes upgraded workspaces, a showroom experience, a branded cafeteria, and a retail store. Located in Medina, Minnesota, the 124,528 square-foot facility will showcase all 30 brands under the Polaris umbrella. Read more here.