NBBJ, the global architecture and design firm, today announced that it has acquired experience design studio ESI Design. The acquisition signals a new era where buildings will be transformed into ...
ESI Design created a data-driven interactive wall display in eBay’s San Jose, California headquarters that doled out information about the company. (Erynn Patrick) Schlossberg will become a partner at ...
As the landscape of the profession changes at an increasingly rapid pace, a new partnership highlights the growing importance of multidisciplinary collaboration. Global architecture firm NBBJ has ...
Designed by Ennead Architects, the successor to the firm founded by Akron native James Stewart Polshek, the Standard has an amusing reputation for stimulating exhibitionistic guests to parade nude in ...
With over 230 new towers planned for London, the UK's capital could soon be left in the shade – literally. Though shade has always been a concern for architects and planners, London's dramatic ...
Award-winning architectural and design firm NBBJ has been selected to design the Net City, a 21.5 million sq ft, master-planned district along Shenzhen’s Dachanwan for internet company Tencent. The ...
A rendering of a proposed plaza between two “no shadow” skyscrapers that use algorithms to cancel out the shadows normally cast by towers and instead create a light-flooded public space. Courtesy of ...
Zoning in Cleveland doesn't give a developer the automatic ability to span or "encroach" into the air space over a city street, sidewalk or right-of-way. City Planning Director Fred Collier said ...
Terrell Place in Washington, D.C., features 1,700-sf of motion-activated LED displays. Photo: Caleb Tkach courtesy ESI Design/NBBJ NBBJ, the global architecture and design firm, today announced that ...
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Global architecture and design firm NBBJ has acquired ESI Design. According to the companies, the ...
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