Make no mistake: Your brand identity matters. It tells current and prospective clients who you are, what you do, whom you serve, and why you are better at it than your competitors are. But, as you strive to differentiate your firm through your website, social media, marketing, and networking events, you […]
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Interior Design services for commercial spaces and residential spaces vary greatly. When you think of interior design, you might be most familiar with residential designers that help with space planning and design for your home. However, there is a specialized niche of interior design focused solely on commercial interior design and space planning as well
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Activity based working is based on the concept that work happens in a variety of settings, and differing times, and in ways that are comfortable and productive for the task at hand. This sort of arrangement for a workspace takes into consideration of all of the different sorts of tasks we do each day, as
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First and Foremost…BUYER BEWARE! This article is based on my own experience as a small business owner who works hard to create interesting and compelling posts. Being well aware of the fact that posts with eye-catching photos or graphics help your overall engagement and ‘open’ rates for emails, I have spent many hours over the
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Recently I was asked if San Diego Office Design would be able to help ‘reimagine’ a dated office suite of about 2,000 square feet in the Mission Valley area. The building owner was told by his broker that it would be almost impossible to rent as it was and that he could add value for both
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It’s always a challenge to have the budget talk with our new clients. In my opinion most are afraid to talk about what they might spend, thinking that their design team will always go far over their limit. The reality is that it is very empowering to know what the limits are as designers,
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Looking back to jump forward For the last three-to-five years open work environments have been the dominant aesthetic style for office design. Initially, companies took fairly dramatic leaps from the more traditional private office and high-walled cubicle settings to removing walls, lowering the partitions between cubicles and developing a sort of open loft-style work environment
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In this article from CREATOR: We Work magazine, Tamara was asked to give her insights about office trends today and into the future https://creator.wework.com/toolbox/high-tech-desks-flexible-furnishings-office-design-goes-ultra-modern/ The way your office is designed affects every aspect of your work. So whether you’ve been working in a cubicle for the past 10 years, or your office furniture hasn’t
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Many of the clients that we work with at San Diego Office Design are what I refer to as ‘first-timers’. They know that they need help handling the thousands of decision points and details that accompany moving, expanding, contracting or otherwise shifting their workspace, but they really don’t know where to start in the process of
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