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Pirmin Zurbriggen Human Design Pirmin Zurbriggen is a supreme example of how to fully embrace the Manifestor design. Our latest video as well as our blog dives deeper into his Human Design chart. Links: https://lnkd.in/dnMFmQe3 https://lnkd.in/dy4rYX3J #pirminzurbriggen #celebrityhumandesign #humandesignexplained #humandesignchart #freehumandesignchart #understandyourdesign

Modern Stories on Design Anthology: in the pursuit of finding who you are in the design space Discover more: https://lnkd.in/gKsPBa8N #Rimadesio #ModernStories

Meet the Founder: JiaSheng Zhou of Regiis Design Today, we’re excited to introduce JiaSheng Zhou, the founder and creative force behind Regiis Design, a company dedicated to transforming commercial spaces into inspiring, functional work environments. As a seasoned commercial interior designer, JiaSheng specializes in helping businesses reimagine their workspaces, blending creativity and practicality to create environments that not only look incredible but also enhance productivity and employee well-being. Why Engage JiaSheng Zhou? • Tailored Solutions: Every design is uniquely crafted to reflect the brand identity and operational needs of each client. • End-to-End Expertise: From conceptual planning to project completion, JiaSheng ensures every detail is meticulously executed. • Impact-Driven Design: His work prioritizes functionality, collaboration, and aesthetics, ensuring a workspace that works as hard as you do. If you’re looking to create a workspace that inspires your team and elevates your brand, JiaSheng and the team at Regiis Design are ready to bring your vision to life. Let’s design a better workspace together. Reach out to JiaSheng today! #InteriorDesign #CommercialSpaces #WorkplaceTransformation #BNIInvictus #BNISingapore #BusinessNetworking

Artworks: The Language of Creativity Artworks speak when words fall short. They express emotions, tell stories, and capture the essence of culture and imagination. Each piece, whether bold or subtle, is a window into the artist's vision and a reflection of the world around us. In design and architecture, art plays a pivotal role—bringing depth, character, and inspiration to spaces. It reminds us that creativity has no limits. SPECTRUM Architecture #ArtAndDesign #CreativeExpression #InspiringArt #VisualStorytelling #DesignThroughArt

Have a read of our new article on 'The Connection Between Design and Art: Bridging Creativity and Function' https://lnkd.in/eqEWEdct

Are you ready to be amazed? 🎨 Discover these top 5 Midjourney artists on Instagram! From stunning architecture to surreal designs, follow them for daily inspiration. --- Do you want to be like them? Join our FREE webinar on Feb 28th at 9 AM EST and learn how to create incredible art with Midjourney. Link in comments! 👇

Recent Site visit to down south project: We create solutions that are not only visually appealing but also practical and precise. In the world of design, what we imagine on paper often transforms when it meets reality. This is why visiting project sites physically is not just important -it’s essential. When we step on site, we see the real picture, how our designs interact with the actual space.

In every design lies the potential to bridge worlds, uniting disparate elements in a symphony of form and function.

A great blog giving the insights of two great tutors at the National Design Academy. If you are thinking about exploring interior design, check out this blog to see what you could be doing in the future! 🤩

The Artifact: A Postcard of The Germania Institute “From this hasty sketch the reader can form an idea of the size and capacity of the institute which is estimated, will cost between $12,000 and $13,000 and will not only prove an ornament to that locality but a monument to the liberality and enterprise of the society whose name it bears, and under whose auspices it is erected.” Daily Courier, May 12, 1877. Located at 1003 Lapeer, the cornerstone of the Germania Clubhouse – originally the building’s official title was the Germania Institute – was laid on July 5, 1877. Organized in 1856, according to author James C. Mills: “of all the German societies in Michigan, the Germania stands second to none in the State.” Although this was not the first or only structure constructed by the group at this location, it was the organization’s home for almost a century. The design of the Germania Institute will seem vaguely familiar for those of you who read last week’s artifact post about the East Saginaw Arbeiter Hall. Although constructed several years after the Germania Institute, the Arbeiter was designed by the same architect, Fred W. Hollister. When the Arbeiter Hall was completed, the newspaper remarked on the two buildings’ resemblance. This was almost certainly a deliberate design decision. Separated by only a couple of blocks of residences, the two structures were visual anchors in the neighborhood and were a reminder of the German American heritage of many of the district’s residents. In 1970 the Germania Club constructed a new headquarters at 2099 Wheeler. The new facility included a golf course. The 1877 building was sold and was severely damaged by a fire in 1972. A second blaze in 1973 destroyed the building completely. At its new location, the Germania continued to thrive; however, by 2010 declining membership made the club unsustainable. On January 2, 2011, The Saginaw News reported: “The 154-year-old institution ceased to exist at the stroke of midnight.” The Castle Museum’s collection includes original architectural drawings for the Germania Institute and drawings for later alterations. (Among the many items relating to the Germania in the Castle Museum’s collection are the drawings for the Germania Building, a commercial structure on the southeast corner of East Genesee and South Baum. However, that is another artifact and another story.) #ArtifactSat