Seeing the design process from start to finish is one of the most rewarding things about architecture. Check out this sketch and the finished product of the feature stair for the North American Mission Board.
It’s all about the process.
Seeing the design process from start to finish is one of the most rewarding things about architecture. Check out this sketch and the finished product of the feature stair for the North American Mission Board.
The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated the shift from brick-and-mortar retail sales to online shopping, including the addition of contactless, curbside, and drive-thru options. The pandemic also brought with it an economic downturn, social isolation, and quarantine challenges. Experts predict consumer confidence will rebound as people enthusiastically return to a more social and interactive shopping experience.
Today’s college students expect the best out of their dining halls—and that means not only chef-level cuisine, but ambience to match. In the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s, aluminum steam tables of overcooked vegetables, mystery meats, iceberg-lettuce salads, and Jell-O desserts, flanked by lines of students with plastic trays was a de rigueur scene in cafeterias across… Continued
CMH Architects celebrated its 40th Anniversary on October 20, 2020. Founded in 1980, CMH has designed and completed over 1,000 projects—including churches, educational, institutional, mixed-use, office, retail, and residential developments—in 30 states across the country as well as in Puerto Rico and Japan. The firm has been at the forefront of industry trends, notably designing… Continued