Nearly a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, architecture and design firms across the country have shared numerous toolkits and manuals, but will they help build a future rooted in equity?
With the pandemic as the impetus, three design firms reimagine the future of wayfinding, graphic communication, and circulation.
A host of experts convened to discuss the future of clean, safe interiors—it has little to do with anti-bacterial surfaces and more to do with behavior and experience.
Bold graphics impose a fun aesthetic on the lab, where the fast-food giant tests its equipment innovations.
A recent Think Tank panel hosted by Studio O+A highlighted, approvingly, of the infiltration of activist language and values into design practice.
Studio O+A crafts the ultimate workplace for Slack by channeling life on the Pacific Crest Trail.
Two new sparkling buildings in Chicago—designed by Carol Ross Barney and Gensler, respectively—demonstrate a new design direction for the ubiquitous fast-food chain.
In this special section that appeared in Metropolis Magazine's April 2018 issue, award-winning design firm Studio O+A examines and imagines the future of interiors in a tech-driven world.
The studio's Food for Thought Truck will travel the country this summer to provide free design services for rural communities.
“Creativity” is a big buzzword now for workplace design, but we’re killing that with too-smooth, totally connected offices.
With the help of Studio O+A, Microsoft’s Envisioning Center lets the company's employees and customers try out current products and experiment with flexible configurations.
