Street Talk
Fresh ideas about design
Three Key Steps Towards inSITEful Reconnaissance
01.2021
By Jayson Livingston, PLA, SITES AP, ASLA
Being inSITEful is NOT knowing whether or not we are looking at a 7” curb or a 6” curb; it is knowing whether the curb is functioning properly, adding value to a space, or acting as an unnecessary barrier.
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Earth Day 2020
04.2020
By Chelsey Atkins, Assoc. IIDA, LEED Green Assoc., WELL AP
No doubt April 22nd 2020 looked different than the forty-nine Earth Days that have come before.
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Why Community Engagement is vital to designing cities of the future
09.2019
By Monika Gibson
It is impossible to build a meaningful place for people based solely on expertise in a specific project typology or based on current trends.
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Interior Design: Transformer of Space, or Mindset?
07.2019
By Jo Berchielli
At Strada, we “Design with People in Mind®,” as we recently gave name to a practice we continually partake in. It emphasizes how the people we design for are the backbone of our creations; they are the faces and the stories responsible for the transformation.
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Cross-Office Collaboration
05.2019
By Aaron Bell, RA
Although we work out of two separate offices, we are one team.
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Don’t Waste… DONATE!
08.2018
By Chelsey Atkins, LEED Green Associate
Collectively, the design and construction industry has risen to the challenge and we’re diligently doing our part in reducing the amount of waste generated, however statistics don’t lie… We still have a long way to go!
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Office Culture
07.2018
By Lawrence J. Fabbroni, AIA
For our team, successes are sweet, but the anticipation of the next challenge is what drives us the most.
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The Integrated Design Practice
04.2018
By Claudia Saladin, ASLA, LEED AP
"The more complex the ecosystem and the greater the diversity of its parts, the more successfully it can resist and recover quickly from stress. "
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The Craft of Story Building
02.2018
By Mason Radkoff, CSI/CCCA, LEED AP BD+C
A story’s form should be organic— the moves it makes, the shape it takes. Initial visions of setting, theme, voice, and plot emerge as the writer intuits what the story needs without the anchor of minutia holding things back. Art is made.
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6 Signs Your Office Needs a Refresh
10.2017
By Tom Price
When was the last time you refreshed your office, academic, or social space? If the answer is 10 years or more, it’s definitely time to consider making updates. Maintaining a workplace that is relevant and performative is critical to keeping a sharp competitive edge. It also helps recruit and retain the best talent while improving ...
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