Seth A Leeb Architect

  Architects are responsible for creating beautiful, functional  commercial spaces  for public use, and designing a memorable exterior is important because it determines peoples’ first impression. Many of us may not even realize it, but according to  a study by the  Guggenheim Lab ,  we are all strongly affected by a building’s façade. For example, we experience positive feelings when we walk by an interesting, complex façade, and we experience negative feelings if the façade is monotonous and too simple. There are also functional elements to consider when designing the exterior of a commercial building, and below are some top tips from an expert architect. Design an entrance that entices people to come inside : Create a warm, welcoming feel using certain color combinations, lighting effects, and other elements like plants. You want people to see the entrance of your building and be drawn to it, and an architect can advise on how to best bring that feeling to life. Use landscaping arou

  Commercial architecture  determines the way people use a space and the way they feel while they’re in the space, so when designing an open plan office it’s important to get it right. Large and small companies across the country have embraced open plan office design, getting rid cubicles, individual offices, and other partitioned areas. So how can you design an open plan office that’s functional, aesthetically pleasing, and maximizes the use of the space? Here are a few tips: Incorporate as much natural light as possible. Many open plan offices have floor to ceiling windows because it reduces the need for artificial lighting, it eases eye strain while looking at a computer screen all day, and it gives staff a nice view. But don’t forget to include sun shades on all the windows for those extra bright days. Make sure the space is multi-purpose. Flexibility is key when designing an open plan office, especially when space is limited. For example, a room to hold training sessions is most l