By Jennie Morton| October 2, 2023 | i+s Magazine Dorms create a sense of belonging, but many legacy buildings don’t match the realities or needs of today’s students. New residence halls are a unique opportunity to redefine college living. See how …
February 8, 2023 | Robert Nieminen | Interiors + Sources Magazine In this third and final episode in our three-part series on sustainable design, we hone in on the higher education market to learn how colleges and universities, both public …
As the school year begins this week in Indiana for many college students, we wanted to ask Emma Stachowski, a recent college graduate, former IDO intern, and now full-time IDO design associate about her college experiences in the Interior Design …
I recently graduated from college and began a career as an Interior Designer all within a month! While this has been an exciting time in my life and a moment that I have been looking forward to, I needed to …
Flexibility is a hot topic when talking about higher education and the design field post-pandemic. The abrupt, nationwide switch to online and hybrid learning presented many challenges. It also emphasized that students do not learn in the same way or …
One major effect of the Covid-19 pandemic is a changed sense of space (or proximity) whether it’s staying 6-feet from other people or hunkered down in our homes to keep socially distant. The pandemic was the first time that many …