Blitz
Blitz, an Award-Winning Architecture Firm, Celebrates a Decade of Design Excellence & Opens Third Studio
LOS ANGELES: Blitz, a dynamic architecture and interiors firm known for disrupting the status quo of design for household names such as Google,...
Webcor Unveils Completely Renovated San Francisco Headquarters
New Office Showcases Company’s Craft, Innovation and Sustainable Approach to Building; Aims to Meet Rigorous Wellness Certification for a Healthy Workplace SAN FRANCISCO...
Blitz’s Analytical Take on the Design Process
How Design and Architecture Firms are Diving into the Early Stage Planning Process By Meghan Hall One may think that the design of...
Architect Melissa Hanley Revered for Visionary and Disruptive Creative Process
Enterprising CEO of Blitz Recognized Among Top Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs and Executives SAN FRANCISCO – Melissa Hanley, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP, Co-Founder, Principal,...
Award-Winning Firm Gains Top Honors for Modern, Sophisticated Workplace Interiors
Blitz’s Vibrant Design for Northland Controls Wins IIDA Northern California’s Honor Award SAN FRANCISCO – Blitz, an award-winning design firm known for its...
Overcollaborating
Workplace interior design shifts back to the individual—to a degree. THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN THE ‘Q’ – THE REGISTRY’S PRINT PUBLICATION – IN APRIL...
Microsoft’s New San Francisco Office Designed for Interaction
By Neil Gonzales Crossing California Street toward the iconic tower formerly known as the Bank of America building in the Financial District, one...
Comcast’s Wild West Office
The cable and media giant expands its Sunnyvale center and prepares for the next chapter of innovation. THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN THE...
A Good Place in Silicon Valley
Page 2 of 2 Like One Workplace, not every company can, or wants to, afford that approach. Yet the value of place is...
A Good Place in Silicon Valley
Urbanites sniff that Silicon Valley lacks place, but that is so yesterday. THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN THE ‘Q’ – THE REGISTRY’S PRINT PUBLICATION –...
