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The predominant takeaway from EuroShop 2023 is that the future of design is rooted in sustainability.

Guests expect a venue experience above and beyond the events they pay to see.

In honor of Women's History Month and to commemorate the courage and achievements of the women who came before us, we’ve shined the spotlight on ourselves to share the thoughts and messages of our very own Bergies. These influential women inspire, pioneer, and break the bias of gender inequality in their everyday lives.

One of the most prominent present-day marketing challenges a business can face is capturing a target audience’s attention and keeping them intrigued for the long haul.

We asked the UMass Amherst Dining Services team to share their thoughts, feedback, and statistics on the modern-day Hampshire Dining Commons.

In light of the recent movement for “vintage” innovation, Bergmeyer Graphic Designer Ariana Piacquadio reflects on the romanticization of the analog world. As the tables are rapidly turning backward with tech so commonplace, real-life experiences you can engage with using all your senses start to embody a new kind of nuance and exclusivity.

Operational efficiency is critical to ensuring a seamless experience in the hospitality industry. Our design team decided to get "behind the bar" with several sought-after libation destinations serving Boston's Seaport community to get a design perspective from the people integral to facilitating world-class restaurant experiences.

The passionate locals of Petaluma called upon us to help them achieve their goal of becoming a more accessible “15-minute city,” where every resident can access most of their daily necessities within a 15-minute walk or bike ride.

How will shopping in the Metaverse compare with real-life experiences?

A new social responsibility mission statement that reinforces giving forward as a core part of our design collaborative.

Although the Metaverse is still in its infancy, designers should be prepared to play a significant role in the next digital revolution.

Three designers share their unique perspectives on what we may experience in the Metaverse and task the design industry with being ready to create for both the physical and the virtual world.

Team Bergmeyer recently rode in the 2022 Pan-Mass Challenge, which raises funds for cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

In the spring of 2022, we announced the first recipient of the Hip Hop Architecture Camp x Bergmeyer scholarship and internship program: the remarkable Jordan Nance of Memphis, Tennessee. Earlier this month, he enjoyed an all-expenses-paid week in Boston, getting a chance to experience working in our design collaborative first-hand.

Built environments can guide our thoughts, behavior, and habits. So, in a world that is rapidly changing, why do many of the spaces we use every day remain the same? Bergmeyer Interior Designer Eliza Steele shares her thoughts on designing outside the lines.

Our new Sustainability Manager Michelle Smith highlights four sustainable design elements from recent Bergmeyer projects that have a positive impact on our environment.

Building waste accounts for a staggering 35-40% of worldwide waste in landfills, and carbon emissions from both building erection and deconstruction are increasing. These factors can be daunting when considering whether the design profession is an active or passive player- in the unending game we play each day with environmental management.

Our retail design team fueled our creativity and reinforced our desire for true connectivity.

Beyond the month dedicated to celebrating Black History are the people and their stories that have made a permanent and influential impact on our lives.

An alternative way of design thinking and execution is needed to balance practical needs with the humility of aging.