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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...
Brick & Wonder Profile – Megan Grehl
Megan Grehl is an interior designer and brand strategist who has leveraged her fluency in Mandarin and early-career experience working for big firms in Shanghai to build her own studio, serving a diversity of residential and hospitality clients in the US and China. We caught up with Megan to hear her story. Tell us what you…
Brick & Wonder Profile – Peter Ferzan
Peter Ferzan is a real estate development and project management consultant working globally across various verticals. We sat down with him to learn more about his extraordinary range of experience.
Site Visit Review – The Waldorf Astoria
For our March Site Visit, Casey Drake graciously toured a group of members around the residential sales gallery of the Waldorf Astoria.
Brick & Wonder Profile – Taylor Baker
Taylor Baker is the Creative Director at Cortina Valley, a family-owned hospitality development in the Catskills, close to the popular ski destination, Hunter Mountain. Hailing from a fine arts background, Taylor leads the creative vision for the development, set to open its doors in late 2020. We caught up with Taylor to learn more. Tell us what…
Brick & Wonder Profile – Emma Gardner
Emma Gardner is a prolific textile and ceramic tile designer. Over eighteen years, her business has evolved from a distribution model to one based on close collaborations with designers and creatives across industry verticals. We caught up with Emma to hear her story. Tell us what you do. My primary work is the design of rugs and cement…
Roundtable Review: The Sustainable Building Imperative
Members discussed notable sustainability initiatives they have taken and struggles they’ve experienced when designing and building sustainably.
