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Look at this photo. If you know see the best use os squarefootage in a typical MOB racetrack configuration, you know how to maximize medical real estate. If you also see one more boring corridor in your average suburban clinic…. then you don&

Do fishbowls evoque transparency? Or is it a mere no-trespassing sign, but subtle?
Which side of the glass you are? Are you the spectator looking from the distance onto the (workspace) landscape, or the subject showcased inside a glass box. ..
One wa

A common concept that we use in our projects is behavioral management through accountability. Aka common sense.
This is something that works at all levels but is especially interesting in break rooms. The client’s first intuition assumes is tha

We have started our European sourcing tour, incorporating new (and old) items to the Peace&Plenty collection. Follow our showroom @peaceandplentyantiques , and our Principal and Creative Director’s IG @joshhildrethinteriors for more informa

One printer to rule them all..
A couple of years ago we substituted traditional drywall + millwork solutions with prefabricated casegood systems, especially at specialty areas i.e. when form follows function.
On the one hand, the industrialized produ

What is something that we all need, but don’t want to see?
Actually, there are many answers to this question, depending on what “all”, “need” or “see” means to you.
At dmg we can help with only a few issues,

The built environment is the most subtle (and effective) way to convey the company’s values.

When we studied the core principles of this financial institution, we noticed two words: financial transparency and client data privacy.

This confere

The million dollar question: is there a solution to the typical endless and by nature boring clinical corridors? The answer is yes, and in most cases looks…. random? naïf? puerile??. The go-to solution is to divide the corridor in smaller

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Breakrooms: one of the reasons professionals decide whether to accept a job offer. Integrating appliances in the design is the best way to keep the design (and everyday use) clean and tidy.
One more bydmg-example on how an initial

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