Happy Holidays!
As we sprinkle some holiday magic and deck the halls, we’re wishing you a season filled with cheer, laughter, and all things merry!
Boomers to Gen Z: Inclusiveness in the Evolving Workplace
With up to four generations sharing today’s workspaces, fostering a vibrant, inclusive work culture can be challenging. Each generation has their own work styles and experiences.
So, how do we bridge the gap and support everyone?
By understanding how every generation works and collaborates, identifying where their traits overlap, and creating opportunities for users to make the space their own.
Welcome Elizabeth Utley Hagerty
AP+I Design is thrilled to announce Elizabeth Utley Hagerty as our new Studio Director.
AP+I Design is Now a Certified Minority-Owned Business.
AP+I Design is excited to announce our national certification as a Minority-Owned Business by the Western Regional Minority Supplier Development Council, WRMSDC—a regional certifier affiliated with the National Minority Supplier Development Council.
Navigating the Shifting Landscape of Corporate Offices
Partner + Principal, Meera Agrawal, featured in Just 3 Workplace Gurus podcast!
Embracing Change: A Fresh Identity for AP+I Design.
AP+I Design is 30 years young this month and we’re celebrating with a new look.
Meet Glam Baby: AP+I Design’s Contribution to Chairity
AP+I Design proudly participated in Chairity, an annual event by Furnish that raises funds for Bay Area community initiatives.
The Next Generation of AP+I Design!
A New Chapter Begins as Carol Sandman Passes the Leadership Baton to Meera Agrawal and Antonio Caliz
AP+I Design’s HQ leads the way with its Zero Net Energy building!
At AP+I Design, sustainable and healthful design is literally what we live! In 2015, as part of an overall commitment to conservation and creating spaces that can sit lightly on our world, AP+I designed and built our own new home to be a Zero Net Energy, water-conserving haven that would provide access to natural light and fresh air for all our staff.
ID4-ME
We developed an after-school program called ID4-ME, Interior Design for Me, with the goal of diversifying our profession by sharing knowledge and expertise about the practice of Interior Design as a career option to young students, specifically to students of color within disadvantaged communities.