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bulletin IV
Relationships are the infrastructure. The fourth edition of the Brick & Wonder bulletin looks at what holds up when everything else is changing. As AI reshapes how the built industry works, this issue argues that human connection matters more, not less. It brings together stories of collaborators who found each other, stayed connected, and did...
Roundtable Review: (Re)Building Office Culture
After more than a year of remote work, teams are finally now re-emerging to gather in shared offices and workspaces. But what, if anything has changed?
Optimizing Supply Chains for Freedom
The new movement, Design for Freedom by Grace Farms, aims to galvanize the industry by escalating awareness of forced labor practices within our supply chain and inspiring institutional action.
Virtual Tour: At The Luss House
We took Brick & Wonder members and their guests on a virtual tour of contemporary art exhibition, At The Luss House, co-hosted by Gerald Luss himself.
Roundtable Review: Expanding Business Ownership
We heard from two expert consultants and discussed the notion of expanding business ownership. by extending Profits Interests or Shares to senior team members.
In Profile – Gerald Luss
An often overlooked icon in modern architectural history, Gerald Luss’s family home in Ossining, NY, has regained global attention this year as the home to a contemporary art exhibition.
A Successful Showroom Activation
Brick & Wonder members The Hudson Company, DADA Goldberg, and Brad Ford ID joined forces to deliver Sitting Still, an NYC showroom activation celebrating wood craftsmanship.
