“People are anxious to get away after being uncomfortable about traveling over the past two years. When they travel, they will be looking for hotels and resorts to provide a safe, relaxed and peaceful place to stay, which is the nature of these places.” – 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 Inspire Design here.

Kathy Craft, industrial practice leader at NELSON Worldwide joins the interiors+sources podcast to discuss e-commerce in light of COVID-19 and the shifts she predicts will shape the future of the industry. Read more here.

NELSON Worldwide used local millworkers and furniture shops to create feature walls and tables using locally sourced wood in the new Ferrara Candy Co. headquarters, which is located inside an early 20th-century building of Chicago’s Old Post Office. Read more here.

Marty McCauley of NELSON Worldwide tells Restaurant Dive how the digital and physical environments will change for restaurant brands amid the pandemic. Read more here.

At Corix’s downtown Chicago office, design firm NELSON Worldwide was consistent in finding ways to bring the outdoors inside. The 22,292-square-foot workplace features moss walls throughout the public spaces and planters along all main corridors, while natural light is enhanced by open sightlines from one end of the office to the other. Read more here.

As states begin reopening around the country in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s safe to assume that the office will be different.

How different? That remains to be seen, but expect changes in the interim. Read the full article here.

NELSON Worldwide has designed Main Line Health’s state-of-the-art, 100,000-square-foot Women’s Health Center in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The overarching goal was to create an environment that embodies the building’s overall mission of holistic wellness – notably the distinct preventive, diagnostic and treatment needs of women. Read more here.

NELSON Worldwide delivers KFC’s new, next-generation store concept featuring a smaller dining room footprint and a more robust drive-thru and pickup experience. Read more here.