NELSON Worldwide was tasked with making the Polaris Headquarters both a place for employees to do work and a space for outside vendors and clients to collaborate in Medina, Minnesota.

With over 400 employees to date, manufacturer of motorcycles, snowmobiles, and ATV’s, Polaris Inc., sought the expertise of global architecture, design, and strategy firm NELSON Worldwide for their Medina, Minnesota HQ. 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. Read more here.

NELSON Worldwide provided architectural and interior design services for Main Line Health’s state-of-the-art, 100,000-square-foot Women’s Health Center in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Read more here.

Broward Health Coral Springs was named the Best Hospital, Best Emergency Care Department and Best Women’s Maternity Hospital by the readers of Our City Magazine, in the publication’s annual Readers’ Choice Awards. 2022 is the fourth consecutive year the hospital was voted Best Hospital.

Read more with South Florida Hospital News here.

NELSON Worldwide partnered with Miami Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Institute, part of Baptist Health South Florida, to revamp a medical office building in Coral Gables into the brand-new Miami HEAT Sports Medicine Center. Read more here.

Boston’s architecture is molded after the city’s rich history, and while the architecture is pleasing to the eye, it is not the most sustainable for the environment and its residents. With  a new focus on resiliency and sustainability, the city’s architecture is in the midst of a 21st century upgrade.

Teammate Haril Pandya explores how designers can create a more resilient Boston. Read more with Green Build & Design here.

The menswear retailer said that these new reimagined stores were designed to support a seamless omnichannel customer experience. Read more with MR Mag.

When Ferrara Candy Company planned to relocate from the suburbs to downtown Chicago’s central business district, they partnered with NELSON Worldwide to renovate their office space within Chicago’s Old Main Post Office building. We were tasked with designing a space that would accommodate growth and flexibility and support the unique aspects of Ferrara’s diverse brand portfolio, all while honoring the history of the building. Read more here.