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Despite Covid19, Gaddis Architect has completed a project for a startup business

by bgaddis | Jun 29, 2020

Cynthia Cole, Ph.D. Founder of Fontanelle Academy of Early Learning had a vision for a new infant care and early childhood education facility. One which, last fall, ran directly into a vacant plumbing warehouse on Dove Street in a lesser known semi industrial section...

Hello New “Sub-Urbanism:” Market & Design Trends Before, After, & Way After COVID-II

by bgaddis | Jun 10, 2020

You may like to check out the referenced articles here, and here. Photos: one, two, three, four, five, six, Recommended Reading: Some said stores not online are the future of retail You will find an important read about the difference between marketing and design...

Hello New “Sub-Urbanism:” Market & Design Trends Before, After, & Way After COVID-I

by bgaddis | May 18, 2020

You may want to check out: “The Pandemic Will Change American Retail Forever.”

Retail Design 2019 – Authentic instead of Augmented

by bgaddis | Mar 4, 2019

II recently read a blog post entitled “3 Retail Design Trends To Transform 2019.” I thought the article offered a telling view of how retailers are thinking about marketing, and related store planning activities for the new year and beyond. To summarize,...

Architecture Behind the Scenes: Not so Pretty but Really Important

by bgaddis | Jan 19, 2019

What do Facilities Management Companies Do? Did you ever take a look at the list of services offered by Facilities Management Companies? These companies do everything from A to Z when it comes to existing properties and if one cares to run through Wikiapedia’s...

Add space by investing in a starter media fixture.

by bgaddis | Jul 12, 2018

Authors note: Original article is written for and posted in the Ennco Blog. You might want to check them out, or just read it here. Helping Retailers Succeed – Most every year the Small Business Development Center, in my case locally in Virginia, puts on an...