As the first new building to be constructed in 50 years in Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s “Old Town,” the 43,000-square-foot […]

As our relationship to work has changed over the past quarter century, so has workplace design. The evolution of corporate campus […]

Terry Kwik, Principal at RMW architecture & interiors, has spent a lot of time in San Francisco’s Mid-Market district over […]

When the first researchers moved into Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Building 74 in 1962, it was a fraction of the […]

The confluence of office design, mobile technology, and HR policies that enables work to be done from a variety of settings outside the traditional cubicle.

Last Wednesday, RMW architecture & interiors’ San Francisco studio took a hard-hat tour of Market Square and 1 Tenth. Although […]

Today, tenants in the Bay Area expect Class A office buildings to achieve some level of LEED® certification.

The transformation of an enormous furniture showroom building into offices is the latest sign of the mainstreaming of collaborative work cultures.

Early in my career, I had the honor of meeting and working on a project for Fumihiko Maki, one of the 20th century masters of modern architecture.

Concrete tilt-up buildings get no respect. True, there are many examples of monotonous tilt-up architecture—nearly windowless horizontal structures that seem […]

As of this year, I’ll have been at RMW for 30 years. I still remember the first project I was […]