Bringing people back to shared, collaborative spaces to work and learn together means that many building owners will need to update their facilities. V3 Principal Kurt Kerns recently contributed an article to Retrofit Magazine detailing how.
“As the COVID-19 vaccine is distributed and we enter a post-pandemic 21st century, we can expect to see building occupants in renovated and newly constructed facilities increasingly demanding safe and healthy environments.”
The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way many businesses are thinking about the future of their workplace environments. Read our thoughts on how good design can help your business remain productive and provide employees with the flexibility needed to stay safe and healthy.
Each year, American School & University publishes its Architectural Portfolio, which showcases the best educational facility design. This year, V Three Studios’ work on Webster University’s Sverdrup Complex was recognized by a 5-member jury for Outstanding Design in the renovation/modernization category. The jury determined that the project met several criteria including clarity of concept, innovation, and creativity in response to the specifics of program, users, community, and site.
Read more about the project or view the full 2020 Architectural Portfolio here.
The V3 team is excited to announce our latest project with Byrd & Barrel, the popular St. Louis-based chicken restaurant. This interior and exterior renovation project continues the design language established in the restaurant’s now-closed original location while offering an expanded footprint and a more modern, flexible experience for future patrons.
Read the full story in St. Louis Magazine, or click here to view more project renderings.
V Three Studios recently appeared on a list of top architecture firms in the St. Louis area, as voted on by readers of Small Business Monthly. Our team is honored to be included on this list among our friends and colleagues at some of St. Louis’s best firms.
See the full list below, or click here to read the full issue.
COVID-19 has affected almost every aspect of our lives, including how broadcast studios are built, but that didn’t stop the incredible team at Bonneville International from pushing through and opening their new facility in the San Francisco Bay Area. Jason Ornellas, Regional Engineer at Bonneville International, wrote this article for Radio World and even invited our own Kurt Kerns to contribute. Designed with integrated technology and planned flexibility from day one, this facility was built for speed and the future, making it particularly effective during these socially distanced times.
Read the full story below, see photos of this finished project, or visit Radio World for more.
The Tenderloin Room, a classic St. Louis restaurant that the V3 team had the privilege of working on, was profiled in Restaurant Development + Design magazine, who interviewed Design Principal Gabe McKee about the restaurant’s refreshed interior.
A mainstay of the St. Louis fine-dining scene for decades, The Tenderloin Room came under new ownership last year when the longtime family-owned restaurant was sold to a group of well-known local restaurateurs.
That team hired V Three Studios, also of St. Louis, to refresh the space. “They really wanted to see if they could elevate and modernize the look of the space while keeping the historic beauty that is there in elements like the woodwork,” says Gabe McKee, design principal with V Three.
Read more about the Tenderloin Room, or click here to read the full article.
Gabe McKee, design principal at V Three Studios, was recently published in Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine with a column on how brewery design will likely change in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Gabe described the piece as, “an overview of how good, smart design practices can help a brewery respond to the pandemic now while also providing the flexibility to adapt and remain successful long-term.”
Read the full story below, or visit Craft Beer & Brewing to download the entire summer 2020 issue for free.
