How many times have you looked at a piece of art on display in a museum or gallery and wondered to yourself, “what exactly am I looking at and why is it so special?” As architects and designers, we understand this sentiment well thanks to the natural overlap between art and our field.
As architectural designers who truly cut our teeth in the retail field, we were tickled to read a story about Swedish retailer IKEA trying to eliminate a core element of their design–-and the backlash that followed from loyal customers.
Every year, the World Architecture Festival releases a list of 15 designs around the world (SOURCE) that will become eligible for awards at the annual festival (taking place in Singapore later this year). As architects and designers, we take great delight in studying the creativity, beauty, and courage evident in each project.
We recently kicked off a Burlington retail store project in Sarasota, FL
Maximalism, a “more is more” style of design, is taking over design aesthetics and influence.
For the past (almost) 12 years, we have honed our processes and procedures at COR3 Design to create a system for kicking off each new project.
In 2015, there was a viral debate about the color of a dress circulating around the internet, questioning whether it was gold and blue or blue and black. It was almost as if the collective population thought color was objective when it is, in fact, actually quite subjective.
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