Finance & Commerce: Top Projects of 2021
“Every year, the projects seem to increase in creativity, level of difficulty and innovative construction techniques. We are proud to honor the best building and #construction projects in Minnesota.”— Bill Gaier, Publisher of Finance & Commerce
We’re honored to share that our projects with Bell Bank and Two22 Tower in downtown #Minneapolis have been recognized in Finance & Commerce’s Top Projects of 2021 and each took home a Top Project award! Thank you and congratulations to all of our talented teammates and partners. See the full list of Top Projects here.
New York Post: London Jewelers Lights Up 2021
It’s a fresh, new look for London Jewelers’ flagship at Americana Manhasset, where all that glitters is silver and gold. Read more with New York Post.
Office Snapshots: New Relic offices – Atlanta
New Relic sought the design expertise of global architecture, design, and strategy firm NELSON Worldwide to breathe life into a new workplace. The opening of a new office brings significant opportunities for its business relationships, employees, and culture. Read more here.
Retail Touch Points: Men’s Wearhouse Chief Customer Officer: ‘Next-Gen Store Brings Our Mission to Life’
Men’s Wearhouse sought NELSON Worldwide’s retail design expertise to take their traditional store format and transform it into a new, more modern and engaging iteration. The store’s new layout utilizes designated zones to amplify storytelling, craftsmanship, and heritage with a modern aesthetic. Read more here.
Commercial Construction & Renovation: NELSON Worldwide launches Path to Principal Program
Joe Rossi’s Championship Squad at Verizon
Archello: NELSON Worldwide renovates Nomad Tower
NELSON Worldwide was tasked with the renovation of the NoMad Tower, which is located on the bustling intersection of Herald Square and the NoMad neighborhood in Manhattan. Read more here.
VMSD Magazine: Footwear Stores are Embracing New Trends to Capture Customers
Retrofit Magazine: It’s Not Always ‘The Bigger, The Better’ in Design
“Sometimes, it is easy to think “the bigger, the better” regarding re-design and amenities. While there are benefits to investing in a large-scale remodel, not every change needs to be a huge, expensive, tear-down project. As new buildings emerge with giant, jaw-dropping designs, there are also smaller-scale investments that building owners can make to refresh their building and create an exciting space that is competitive across the market.”
National Practice Leader, Vicki Eickelberger, discusses the importance of prioritizing experiential design and the user journey throughout a space. Read more with Retrofit Magazine here.
