Taylor Design Named 2020 Best Architecture Firm to Work For
Taylor Design, an employee-owned architectural, interior design and design strategy firm, was ranked first among architecture firms on the 2020 Best Firms To Work For Awards list, a prestigious competition honoring the creation of outstanding workplaces at architecture, engineering, and
Taylor Design Advances Science and Technology Market Presence with Ken Ederington
Taylor Design welcomes Ken Ederington, AIA, to its growing roster of science and technology design professionals.A Licensed Architect in California, Ederington brings more than 40 years of professional expertise in lab planning and design of cutting-edge research facilities.
Taylor Design Announces Seven New Promotions
Taylor Design is pleased to announce promotions across the firm’s offices. Promotions include four Associates and three Senior Associates.
Ambulatory & Emergency Care Models
During the recent Third Annual California Hospital, Outpatient Facilities, & Medical Office Buildings Summit, our own Kevin Hinrichs, President of Taylor Design, co-presented on the topic of Ambulatory & Emergency Care Models alongside Peter Shih of San Mateo County and
Code Matters: Healthcare Door Accessibility + Life Safety Threats
Rules meant to protect people can sometimes have the opposite effect. Case in point: building code stipulations for door operating pressures designed to improve accessibility are actually creating a potentially life-threatening hazard for patients, visitors and staff alike.
Employee Spotlight: Karva Sykes, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, EDAC
Meet Karva Sykes, a licensed Project Manager in our San Francisco office. She holds a degree in Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University. Karva has worked full-time at Taylor Design for seven years while maintaining a busy personal life.
Taylor Design Announces Leadership Transition
Taylor Design is pleased to announce that Kevin Hinrichs, AIA, LEED AP, principal and Northern California office leader, is the firm’s new president. D. Randy Regier, AIA, ACHA, who served as president for the past 16 years, becomes Chairman of
Explaining Experiential Design’s Benefit for Healthcare Facilities
For healthcare interiors today, the marriage of experiential design with sustainable materials and practices creates an environment that aids in positive patient outcomes while furthering the business and social responsibility interests of the healthcare organization.