Brian Edward Miller is the owner, artist, and illustrator behind Orlin Culture Shop, based in Erie, Colorado. The OCS represents an amalgamation of influences born out of an eighties driven childhood, a family legacy of artists and craftsman, and over a decade of experience as a creative professional.

High end residential landscape design and construction

Modern Eco-Friendly e-commerce

CultureGene creates a positive and inclusive workplace culture. Whether the company is small, medium, or large. We use a hybrid strategy to develop each employee’s individual intrinsic motives into the company’s overall culture. https://www.culturegene.ai/hybrid-management-training-program

Third Culture Bakery delivers fresh-baked mochi cakes and matcha drinks to a growing clientele. These sweets honor culture and are served with love and compassion. Third Culture Bakery has connections with several of the best Bay Area coffee shops to deliver its delicious pastries. Third Culture Bakery's story starts with love.

All things related to comic book culture

WWW.LWPAC.NET L W P A C, Lang Wilson Practice in Architecture Culture is a multidisciplinary architecture and design firm that engages at the interface between architecture, urban culture and technology. The firm is deeply engaged in design that facilitates connective, adaptable and generative building solutions as sustainable platforms for life. The firm was founded by principals Oliver Lang and Cynthia Wilson in 1998 in New York City, and has been based in Vancouver BC Canada since 1999. Oliver Lang is a graduate of Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation, with a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design. He holds a professional degree Diplom Ingenieur Architektur (M.Arch) from the Berlin University of Technology with studies at the ETSA Barcelona UPC. He is a licensed architect in British Columbia, New York USA and North Rhine-Westphalia Germany. He has served for over 20 years on leading faculties in North America, South America and Europe in research and teaching with a focus on mixed-use urban housing, public architecture and emerging technologies. He has served as Chair for Urban Design Panels for the City of Vancouver and the University of BC. Cindy Wilson holds a professional B.Arch and an undergraduate B.Arts from the University of British Columbia. She is actively involved in all LWPAC projects and provides leadership in design research for urban design/development and new forms of mixed use housing. She has taught design at the University of British Columbia and regularly serves as a thesis mentor and critic. L W P A C’s work has been broadly recognized with a Governor General’s and Lieutenant Governor’s Medals Awards of Excellence, repeat AIBC Innovation Awards, Design Exchange Award and a Home of the Year Award by Architecture Magazine. LWPAC was named Designer of the Year Award by Western Living and won a BC Wood Design Award from the Canadian Wood Council. In 2014 and 2016 the firm was recognized with three Urban Design Awards by the City of Vancouver. In 2014 LWPAC won the high profile commission to design the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, a public art museum. Completed projects include among others ROAR_one, Monad, the UBC Dairy Research Centre Housing, the UTFSM Architecture School building and the Vanglo House. The firm has pioneered a new approach to mixed use urban housing that integrates livability, community focus, sustainability and affordability into one consistent yet adaptable design and construction solution through the use of an off-site prefabricated housing technology systems platform.

Residential bulding design that 'lightly touches the earth'

Ian Zunt is the one behind all of Dwell's socials. Along with the work he does to get us on your phone screen, he also writes on trends and design culture. Ian has a degree in Urban & Environmental Policy, along with Art History, and lives in Brooklyn. ian [dot] zunt [at] dwell [dot] com

When not working in design, Sarah Rich writes, talks and forecasts about food and consumer culture.

Jinnie Lee is a freelance culture writer based in New York City.

ANTI explores the power of design to develop projects that connect travelers with local nature and culture. NATAL PROJECT is an open conversation around off the grid dwellings in rural areas.

Product Design, Lighting Design, Art History and Visual Culture San Francisco, CA

Entrepreneur, industrial designer, inventor, futurist, car culture worshipper, graphic artist, competitive barista.

Amsterdam-based contributing editor Jane Szita took the train to Ghent–three hours away, but a very different Franco-Flemish culture. While touring Van Everbroeck's house, she took time to revisit Jan van Eyck's 15th-century painted church altarpiece. "Flemish painters' works have a depth of color artists had never achieved before," says Szita. "Ghent was the perfect place for an assignment; one could argue that the city was the birthplace of the modern color palette."

Sarah Buder is Dwell’s Culture Editor. She focuses on stories at the intersection of architecture and design with entertainment, travel, identity, the internet, and more. She’s particularly pro-knickknacks. Get in touch: sarah dot buder at dwell dot com.

An active freelancer, Zeiger's writing on art, architecture and design is found in variety of publications including articles for Architect, Azure and Metropolis magazines. She has taught at the California College of the Arts (CCA) and at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc.) Her cross-disciplinary seminars explore the relationships between architecture, art, urban space, and popular culture. She holds a Master of Architecture degree from SCI-Arc and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University.

Rooted in Annapolis, Maryland, our reach expands nationally through a diverse array of mixed-use, commercial, institutional, and residential projects; each reflecting the local materials, culture, and environment. Driven by modern and contemporary design, we are courageous problem-solvers challenged to beautifully resolve complex projects. Our commitment to innovation and design excellence has earned us the honor of receiving 25 awards in 6 years.

Honored with the AIA National Firm Award for 2015, Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects is a versatile practice that has earned an international reputation for design excellence and an exemplary professional culture. Our houses are collaborations with an emphasis on attentive listening. We begin with an analysis of the culture of each project, a unique meditation upon site and a deep understanding of our clients to create personal, uplifting homes.

Bestor Architecture is a Los Angeles based modern architecture firm, founded in 1995 by architect Barbara Bestor. The office is collaborative and produces design that navigates between popular culture, art, and architecture. Recent projects include custom houses, art environments, collaborative installations and graphics, and commercial spaces as well as the book, “Bohemian Modern; Living in Silverlake” (Harper Collins 2006). Built work has been published in a wide range of media including national and international print journalism and video. The office engages Southern California as both the site and subject of architectural and cultural production to create contemporary environments. The office’s manifesto, which is embedded in the work, is: “Everyone should experience strange beauty every day.”

ONE 10 STUDIO Architects is an Indianapolis-based, design-centered architectural practice with a reputation for producing award-winning, modern design solutions. ONE 10 concentrates on a true collaborative design process by fostering an open studio culture. We believe thoughtful, highly-crafted architecture can and should occur anywhere, anytime and at any budget.

I specialize in commercial, hospitality and residential interiors. I believe that no matter your budget or your space, a great design can elevate your experience and improve your state of mind. My focus is on helping individuals and businesses reflect their personal culture and values through design.

The green architectural design process begins with careful consideration of earth, culture and community. Over the course of 30 years working with clients locally and across the globe, we have refined an approach to collaborative design built on the values of inspiration, discovery, and ecological responsibility. Through our work, our team of Boulder, Colorado architects and international partner studio in Nicaragua strive to foster positive human relationships and a closer connection with nature. www.gettliffe.com