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Designing for Dignity: How Trauma-Informed Design is Shaping the New Tempe Community Action Agency Facility 

After developing the architecture, interior design and environmental graphics for the new TCAA facility, RSP’s Mike Duffy, Liz Taylor and Kent McClure explain how it can serve as a model for other community-focused facilities using trauma-informed design principles.
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Healthcare Design Trends for 2025 and Beyond: AI, Pediatrics, and the Continuum of Care

RSP Principal and Healthcare + Life Sciences Lead Amy L. Williams notes some of the biggest healthcare design trends that will impact health organizations for years to come. The healthcare industry is undergoing a major transformation. New technologies, shifting patient needs, and an increased focus on holistic well-being are redefining how care is delivered, and […]
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Crowd Simulations in Architectural Research: How the Latest Data Collection Tools are Making Architecture Smarter

RSP’s Derek McCallum and University of Minnesota master’s student Mariangel Meza are unlocking the potential of crowd simulations, paving the way for a more data-driven, user-focused approach to architecture. Architects have long relied on experience, intuition, and user feedback to shape the built environment. But what if high-tech design tools could add a new dimension […]
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Historic Campus Transformation: Turning Dated University Buildings into Modern Research Hubs

RSP’s Neal Cross and David Serrano discuss historic campus transformation, blending tradition with innovation to meet the future needs of higher education at the University of Minnesota and beyond *Topic originally presented at the 2024 SCUP North Central Conference According to recent data, the estimated replacement cost for college campuses across the United States comes […]
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Resilient Retail: Design Strategies to Protect Stores from Climate Change

Following his presentation at ICSC Centerbuild on resilient retail design strategies, RSP’s Kyle Tornow goes in depth on what some of the largest retailers are doing to resist the effects of climate change. As climate change drives more frequent and severe weather, resilient retail design has become a top priority. High-wind events like hurricanes are […]
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Hybrid Work: Balancing Flexibility and Connection Across Offices

Megan Petraszak, Senior Project Interior Designer at RSP, shares her unique perspective on hybrid work and how it helps her understand client challenges more deeply. Pictured Above: Confidential Utility Client Work Café, Phoenix, AZ | Photography: Jason Roehner When we think about the hybrid work model, it’s clear that what started as a necessity has become […]
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Inclusive Design: Environment, Language and Belonging

RSP’s Liz Taylor examines inclusive design and the convergence of graphic design, interiors and language to bring communities together and heighten their sense of belonging. The idea of belonging is foundational to experiential design. It defines my work on every project, both professional and personal. Ultimately, we want to include more people, but also deeply […]
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