A three-story building in San Francisco, designed to house multiple tenants, is transformed into a colorful and cohesive space for a single client.

A fast-growing tech company's new headquarters in New York embraces hospitality and savoir-faire.

The new office of men's grooming products retailer Harry's features a spectrum of accommodating spaces.

By bringing the architect on board, the forward-looking company further embraces its roots in design.

Despite all the digital design tools at its disposal, R&A Architecture + Design occasionally achieves better results with an analog process.

Rhe annual contract furnishings show in Chicago may include products suitable for various contract environments, but it is still chiefly a bellwether of workplace design.

Wolf-Gordan relocated its headquarters to a smaller office designed by LTL Architects just steps from its first home in Long Island City.

In the 1980s, the owner of Newsweek, Katharine Graham, reviewing plans to renovate the headquarters of the magazine, where I worked, questioned the necessity of private offices for the dozens of writers and editors.

Whether taking an automobile for a spin or attending workshops at the Apple Store, test drives have helped the modern consumer understand innovation.

To mark the centennial of its founding, law firm Kaye Scholer wanted to update its look.