Creating a modern event space with new purpose out of a historic Nashville property.

Balancing Brand Identity and Architectural Vision: Creating Spaces That Tell Your Story

Topic Goal The goal of this content is to explore how Remick Architecture successfully balances client brand identity with architectural vision to create cohesive, authentic spaces that effectively communicate the client’s story while delivering distinctive design. What We Want the Reader to Learn How architectural design can authentically express brand values and narrative The collaborative…

Making the Most of Limited Square Footage: Design Solutions for Small Spaces

Making the Most of Limited Square Footage: Design Solutions for Small Spaces

Spatial constraints often inspire the most innovative design solutions. At Remick Architecture, our conceptually driven approach views smaller hospitality spaces not as compromises but as opportunities to create focused, intimate environments that foster meaningful connections. We’ve found that thoughtfully designed compact spaces can deliver exceptional guest experiences while offering operational and financial advantages. The Strategic…

Common Hospitality Design Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Common Hospitality Design Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

At Remick Architecture, we believe successful hospitality design requires a holistic understanding of both guest experience and operational realities. Our conceptually-driven approach focuses on creating spaces that tell compelling stories while functioning efficiently for both guests and staff. Through years of experience, we’ve identified common design pitfalls that can undermine even the most beautiful hospitality…

ROI-Driven Design: Measuring the Business Impact of Good Architecture

ROI-Driven Design: Measuring the Business Impact of Good Architecture

At Remick Architecture, we believe that successful hospitality design must balance artistic vision with business pragmatism. Our conceptually-driven approach creates spaces that tell compelling stories and foster genuine connections while driving measurable business results.  We view ROI not just as cost per square foot, but also as the total value created—including operational efficiency, guest satisfaction,…

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Questions Every Restaurant Owner Should Ask Their Architect

Creating a restaurant involves much more than just designing a beautiful space. The most successful restaurant projects emerge from thoughtful partnerships between owners and architects who understand the unique demands of food service environments. Before selecting your architectural partner, arm yourself with these essential questions to ensure your vision becomes reality. Questions About Restaurant-Specific Experience…

Designing Flexible Commercial Spaces That Adapt to Changing Market Needs

Designing Flexible Commercial Spaces That Adapt to Changing Market Needs

The ability for commercial businesses to adapt to rapid change is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Spaces that can transform to meet changing market demands deliver lasting value while those designed for single-purpose use often face obsolescence.  At Remick Architecture, we believe that thoughtfully designed commercial environments should tell an evolving story, facilitating meaningful…

Working with Historic Buildings: A Client’s Guide to Adaptive Reuse Challenges and Opportunities

Working with Historic Buildings: A Client’s Guide to Adaptive Reuse Challenges and Opportunities

Historic buildings tell stories through their architecture, materials, and design. For hospitality brands seeking to create authentic experiences, adaptive reuse of these structures offers a pathway to spaces that connect deeply with guests while honoring cultural heritage. However, transforming historic properties into vibrant hospitality venues requires careful planning, realistic expectations, and specialized expertise. This guide…

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Navigating Historical Preservation Requirements in Hospitality Renovations

Understanding the Preservation Landscape Navigating the preservation landscape requires understanding the various authorities that govern historic buildings and their specific jurisdictions. At the federal level, the National Park Service oversees properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places, while state historic preservation offices (SHPOs) manage state-level designations and federal tax credit programs.  Locally, historic…

How Acoustic Design Makes or Breaks the Hospitality Experience

How Acoustic Design Makes or Breaks the Hospitality Experience

The Critical Role of Sound in Hospitality Environments When was the last time you left a restaurant because it was too loud to hold a conversation? Or found yourself unable to sleep in a hotel because of noise bleeding through the walls? Sound profoundly shapes our experience of space—often more powerfully than visual elements—yet it…

Permitting Process for Hospitality Architecture

Permitting Process for Hospitality Architecture

Understanding Hospitality Permitting  The path to bringing exceptional hospitality spaces to life inevitably runs through the permitting process. For restaurants, hotels, and other hospitality venues, this regulatory journey involves multiple approvals that can significantly impact project timelines and budgets. Most hospitality projects require building permits, health department approvals, fire safety inspections, and accessibility compliance reviews….

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