Seth A Leeb Architect

Thank you for joining us for Part 2! For those who may have missed Part 1, we’re continuing our discussion about the trends we’re seeing in commercial architecture. Similar to all art forms, architecture evolves as the decades pass. Commercial architecture trends also emerge due to observed changes in the utilization of space, peoples’ attitudes, and the overall function of work spaces. In this article, the team at Seth A. Leeb Architect will examine each trend closely and discuss ways you can incorporate them into  your future commercial architecture plans .   Health and Community-Focused  You don’t usually think about hospitals when you think of commercial architecture, but building designers carefully consider every aspect when creating spaces that are both health-focused and community-focused. Some recent trends we’ve seen in this space include overcrowding prevention, providing adequate privacy for patients, recreating the feeling of home, and ensuring people have access to nature

Commercial architecture is constantly changing and evolving, and in this article we’ll explore some of the new, exciting trends we’re seeing in commercial buildings and their interior design. While building designers know that there are certain classic architectural elements that many people like, they also understand these classic elements can be reinvented in ways that maximize space and enhance the overall aesthetic of a building. Let’s take a look at some of the  latest commercial architecture trends  in the industry and discuss ways you can incorporate them into your design plans.    Internet of Things (IoT)   The Internet of Things (IoT) is a phrase used to describe physical objects that are equipped with technologies like sensors, alarms, and software. These “things,” are connected to the internet so they can exchange data with other objects. You may have heard the phrase “smart home,” where all electronics, the air temperature, the home security system, the coffee maker, and ev