NELSON, a global architecture and design firm, announced last week its merger with San Francisco’s WK design group. The company explained that one of the driving ideas behind the merger was its ability to increase its focus on large-scale, core and shell architecture, while at the same time expanding its presence into the Bay Area. […]
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