Results for: Author: jenniferjackson

• Workplace • Issue 015

  Legendary Streetwear

  In February of 2005, the shoe that catapulted sneaker culture to the masses was finally released. While not designed to be a hyped icon, this new shoe, named the Pigeon Dunk, was one of the most sought after silhouettes, and the limited number of pairs available caused chaotic scenes to develop in New York’s Lower East Side.

  

• recent • Workplace • Issue 015

  Lessons Learned from Quarantine

  As interior designers, we design places where people want to live, work, and play. However, the COVID-19 crisis and the need for social distancing has led us to question—what happens when work, life, and play all collide in the same space?

  

• recent • Environment • Issue 014

  Redesigning Recycling

  Perhaps you’ve seen the waves of plastic strangling our oceans or even spotted an overflowing trash bin in your neighborhood, spewing out single-use items.

  

• Community • Issue 003

  Rethinking Boston’s Storied Planning Agency

  Follow along the branding and revisioning journey of the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA).

  

• Education • Issue 009

  Out on a Limb

  For the Morris Arboretum, we took our design cues from the forest itself: oriole nests, pine cones, and tree architecture. We gained inspiration from human structures, too, such as mining poles, fire towers, and high-voltage transmission towers.