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Stay up to date with the latest from our studio. From new projects and design explorations to events, insights, and collaborations, this feed highlights the work, ideas, and moments that shape our projects. Explore what’s new and see how our team brings strategy, creativity, and craft to every endeavor.

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SMBW Launches the Market Report

The Market Report webinar series investigates SMBW’s main work segments, offering real-time peer-to-peer insight on business and the future of space.

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Richmond Development Roundup for 2020

“Pandemic be damned, the COVID-fueled economic downturn didn’t seem to slow down development interest in the Richmond region in 2020.”

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Manchester beckons: Neighborhood’s development stock rose in 2020

“Scott’s Addition may have grabbed more attention in recent years when it came to real estate development, but Manchester stole the show in 2020.”

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SMBW Takes Home 2 IDEAs Awards

On Friday, October 9, IIDA + ASID held their annual Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEAs) to honor exceptional regional interior design work. SMBW designers Michelle Mikita and Shannon Dankos took home two awards! “Just the right amount of color and crispness, that gives a space balance,” said the jury.

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A New Home for the Humanities in Virginia

“The new office will dramatically improve our visibility and accessibility, and make it easier to work with our local and statewide partners including the University of Virginia, all of which will substantially deepen our impact to support and amplify the stories of Virginians from across the state,” says Matthew Gibson, Virginia Humanities’ Executive Director.

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The Future of Monument Avenue

“SMBW’s submission proposed an architectural shroud surrounding prominent monuments and transforming the central circles for spaces for community and contemplation.”