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Exploring New Territories Post-Covid in Restaurant and Food Retail

Bergies sure know how to keep busy. We thought we'd share stories about how some of our team members are giving back to their communities and what inspires them to volunteer.

Businesses rely on IT support to maintain operations, especially during an emergency. Yet one of the most critical roles of information technology management is being prepared before a crisis even happens.

At Bergmeyer, we pride ourselves in being brand storytellers as we bring brands to life through design. As such, we thought we’d peel back the curtain and tell you the story of our own brand re-launch in the midst of the tumultuous summer of 2020.

Bergmeyer explores the new reality of specialized hospitality experiences.

It takes a lot of planning to open and operate a business. From the inkling of an idea’s inception through running a full operation (or many), business owners are trained to be prepared for unforeseen circumstances to hit at any point. Resilience has always been essential in order to prosper during severe situations. Now it’s a fundamental requirement in the face of an unprecedented global pandemic.

One thing is certain: the future is uncertain. Senior Designer Kenny Isidoro shares helpful suggestions from his personal experience with pursuing work during the 2008 recession.

Always Open: Bergmeyer takes a deep dive into the future of the beauty industry

Bergmeyer's Vice President, Rachel Zsembery, Associate Principal, Brian Perlow, and Associate and Design Practice Leader Eric Kuhn are participants in several episodes of the Shop! Retail Decoded podcast series.

Interior Designer Catherine Keywan shares how the Stay At Home directive altered her perspective of home in the city.

The good, the bad, and the unexpected.

Architectural Designer Quinn Levine challenges the common misconception that designers have a significant amount of knowledge only applicable to building design and construction as there are clear parallels between real and virtual design processes.

Neighborhoods that have been overlooked and underutilized are reimagined with a new purpose for their communities.

Senior Interior Designer Krista Easterly explores how we can best design for this up-and-coming generation that is hitting college campuses and the workplace.

Bergmeyer’s Office Re-entry Plan featured in Business Insider: Using its own office as an inspiration, a Massachusetts-based architecture firm generated renderings to display how companies can quickly and effectively readjust their work space to enforce CDC social distancing guidelines.

Bergmeyer’s Office Re-entry Plan featured in CityLab: Even before coronavirus, many workers hated the open-plan office. Now that shared work spaces are a public health risk, employers are rethinking office design.

Bergmeyer's Office Re-entry Plan featured in The Associated Press: LONDON (AP) — Office jobs are never going to be the same. When workers around the world eventually return to their desks, they’ll find many changes due to the pandemic. For a start, fewer people will go back to their offices as the coronavirus crisis makes working from home more accepted, health concerns linger and companies weigh up rent savings and productivity benefits.

Bergmeyer's "Best of" series is back!

We are always open and willing to take on new challenges, and some of the best ideas can come from the unexpected.