From a growing area of Sioux Falls to a big investment in rural South Dakota, these recent projects show a shared commitment to patient- and employee-centric spaces.
They blended original with new — and you can’t tell the difference. Take a look inside Journey’s expanded headquarters.
Whether it’s a midcentury renovation or a newly built office, a flexible design approach can support your business’ evolving needs.
“This was definitely designed for people to be in the office.” A need for more space allowed this firm to move into a new building ready for a growing team.
“The students are seeing the same furnishing they will in a real health care setting.” Take a look inside the new USD Health Sciences building.
“We really wanted a wow factor walking in the front door.” We think you’ll agree that they definitely achieved it.
From a nonprofit with a new downtown location to an organization focused on supporting rural communities with a much-improved office, these designs are ones to see.
This team was so focused on making outdoor spaces beautiful that its own workspace took a bit of a backseat. But not anymore.
This team came back from remote work to a whole new office design.
While no business wants to transition because of a tragedy, this team has leaned into its 50-year history of family business success as it looks to the future.
