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Shaping the inner life of a building, where aesthetics align with purpose.

Kalamazoo RESA career technical education central open area featuring exposed wood structure, natural materials, and biophilic design elements; modular community seating
Kalamazoo RESA Career Connect Campus

Expanding Career Opportunities Through Design

At Kalamazoo RESA’s Career Connect Campus, cohesive interiors pair cross-laminated timber, abundant daylighting, and exposed building systems to transform every surface into a teaching tool where students window shop potential careers.

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Interior design brings a space to life.

A modern office space with wooden decor, people interacting at tables, and large windows offering outdoor views.
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  • A modern office space with wooden decor, people interacting at tables, and large windows offering outdoor views.
    With spa-like comforts and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, 1900 Lawrence shows how amenity-rich workplaces give post-pandemic workers a reason to return to the office.
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  • Students in a collaboration breakout space; modular desking and seats; blue and white accents against light wood; naturally lit space; Compton High School
    Compton High School’s keystone-shaped learning suites use flexible walls and defined zones to support collaboration, exploration, and adaptable instruction in a modern, student-centered environment.
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  • kids reading a book in a cutout window of a space ship mural. Blue walls with pink accents at a early excellence academy.
    Each learning pod at Tomball Early Excellence Academy engages the needs of early childhood learners, with color themes to mark a series of interactive lessons.
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  • Students rely on inclusive wayfinding at Evergreen Valley College, where a statement light fixture – a visual landmark – exemplifies the intuitive interior.
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  • interior of a hotel lounge; maroon wood walls surround stylistic furniture
    San Antonio’s Gunter Hotel recomposes a century of Beaux-Arts legacy into a creative retreat that sets the tone.
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  • seating area in Swarthmore College Community Commons and Dining hall; lounge chairs in a timber building facing a floor to ceiling windows to green garden space
    Sharples Commons at Swarthmore College goes beyond dining as the campus “living room,” where natural materials create a warm, place-driven environment for gathering, study, and connection.
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  • interior of Clackamas County Courthouse; large open concept lobby space with a varied seating and double height space; staircase at the back wall
    The interiors of Clackamas County Courthouse offer clear wayfinding and intuitive layout to reduce stress in an often tense environment.
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  • modern luxury sports car garage
    Large pivot doors at Charlotte Motor Speedway Roadcourse Clubhouse open the ballroom to expansive terraces, creating seamless flow and a distinctive atmosphere for hosting collector vehicle exhibitions, defined by rich wood and refined finishes.
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  • interior of an art deco theater hall; stage view of the audience with pink walls and ceilings with floral designs
    Mahogany wood, brass accents, and custom Axminster carpet restores the Wallace Theater’s Art Deco soul.
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  • Modern open-concept office lounge with light wood finishes, featuring built-in shelving with decorative items on the left and multiple round tables with chairs on a large area rug. The space has wood flooring, white walls, and a mix of recessed and pendant lighting, creating a warm and contemporary atmosphere.
    Native materials, courtyard-centered massing, and culturally rooted interiors create a home-like healing environment at Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Journey to Recovery Residential Treatment Campus.
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  • hotel bar, dark, red green suede furniture fills the dark and moody interior space, Cascade Hotel, A Tribute Portfolio by Marriott
    Kansas City’s Cascade Hotel layers Mediterranean warmth, cascading water motifs, and cobalt blue accents across 177 guestrooms and a rooftop bar overlooking the Country Club Plaza.
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  • Hallway with students collaborating in built in bench seating facing a large set of floor to ceiling windows
    Tomahawk Elementary’s biophilic interiors weave seasonal color pods, a tree-encased elevator, and nature-inspired graphics into an environment rooted in the golden ratio.
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