By Michele Chandler In hopes of differentiating themselves and drawing more tenants, numerous building owners have commissioned changes to transform tired, dated lobbies into unique and attractive entryways. “We are doing more and more of them,” said David Link, principal at San Francisco-based architecture firm Huntsman Architecture Group, about the wave of lobby “repositionings”—best described […]
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