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LinkedIn's Toronto headquarters, designed by CannonDesign, reflects the company's values through witty graphics and collaborative spaces. The three-floor, 100,000-square-foot office features locally sourced materials and Canada-specific iconography, such as murals depicting Canadian sights. The design emphasizes collaboration spaces and amenities, with relatively few individual workstations. The headquarters also includes a treelike sculpture called Hinterland, which represents Toronto's reputation as a city of parks and symbolizes the connections facilitated by the networking platform. The design incorporates a phased construction approach, allowing for testing and refinement of layouts and furniture solutions. [Extracted from the article]

Bathhouse, a wellness establishment in New York, combines elements of luxury spas and traditional Russian bathhouses. Founded by Jason Goodman and Travis Talmadge, Bathhouse aims to provide a social and restorative bathing experience. The recently opened Manhattan location, designed by Rockwell Group and Colberg Architecture, features an underground space with pools, saunas, treatment rooms, and a café. The design incorporates a narrative template of the Hero's Journey, with various portals leading visitors deeper into the baths. The space offers a sense of adventure and escape from the city. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the architectural design of the Alba Thermal Springs & Spa located in Fingal, Australia, designed by the Australian firm, Hayball.

The article reports that Gated communities are not usually known for their architecture. Houses are often dated and ostentatious, with little connection to their surroundings. The Iluminus Group wanted to prove the stereotype wrong at a private enclave in Park City, Utah. The development firm hired CLB Architects to design a timeless residence that was simpler and more elegant than its neighbors.

The article informs about the interior design of Floritauk Tennis Club, which include pendant fixture by Stacy Kunstel and Michael Partenio hangs above wool-viscose carpet in the locker room, and Ottomans by Tomoko Mizu populate the lounge, with graphics by Jaime Viñas.

The article announces Interior Design Best of Year Award given to TWA Flight Center, designed by Eero Saarinen in the early '60's, was transformed by Lubrano Ciavarra Architects, INC Architecture & Design, Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Planners, and Stonehill Taylor into the TWA Hotel.

The article looks at a wellness studio in Upstate New York hotel owned by Anthony Champalima and was designed by Shelter Design Architecture.

The article focuses on interior design of Citywell, spa in Brooklyn, New York, designed by Mariotti Studio, which features reception, showers, and changing and steam rooms.

The article examines interior design of Shelter apartments, Sydney, Australia designed by architectural firm Esoteriko.