Jericho Design Group, LLC

💡 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗖𝗘 = 𝗖𝗨𝗟𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗜𝗡 𝟯𝗗 Culture isn’t just what’s written on the wall — it’s what’s built into it. Every finish, every layout, every line of sight tells a story about what a company values. When design and culture align, people don’t just work in a space — they belong there. At Jericho Design Group, we see every workplace as a physical expression of culture — one that inspires connection, collaboration, and pride in where people spend their days. Because when your environment reflects your purpose, performance follows. #TeamJericho #BetterByDesign #WorkplaceDesign #CorporateInteriors #DesignCulture

🐎 Giddy-up, Dawson County! Last weekend, our very own Christian Springfield and Rodolfo Alcaraz swapped blueprints for boots at the Inaugural Rotary Rodeo of Dawson County — cheering on riders, catching up with neighbors, and proving that Team Jericho can handle a little dust and horsepower. Community connection is part of who we are. When local events bring people together, you’ll find us right there in the mix — supporting, celebrating, and soaking up the small-town spirit that makes Georgia feel like home. 🤠🌾 #TeamJericho #BetterByDesign #DawsonCounty #CommunityStrong

The best wayfinding doesn’t shout directions—it whispers them. When design and intuition align, people simply feel where to go. Color cues, lighting, and sightlines do the work quietly—creating spaces that move people effortlessly. That’s the beauty of invisible design: when everyone finds their way—and no one has to stop and ask. #TeamJericho #BetterByDesign #Wayfinding #DesignThatWorks

In our recent poll, we asked which design strategy has the greatest community impact, 67% of you chose “Welcoming public spaces.” That says something powerful about where civic design is headed. People want accessibility, transparency, and connection—spaces that make public service feel human. We’re proud to see this conversation gaining traction across Georgia, and we’re excited to keep designing spaces that bring communities closer together—inside and out. #TeamJericho #BetterByDesign #PublicArchitecture #CivicEngagement

Good vibes, great cause, and even better company. 🎀 #TeamJericho hit the lanes last night for Bowling for Boobs—raising awareness, rolling strikes (and a few gutter balls), and showing support for breast cancer research in the best way we know how: together. 💗

When an emergency walks through the door, nurses are the heartbeat of calm. 💙 Today is #EmergencyNursesDay, and #TeamJericho is celebrating the incredible nurses who turn chaos into care—every single day. In the environments we design—medical office buildings, urgent care centers, and community clinics—those moments happen every day. That’s why we think about clear patient flow, proximity to critical equipment, intuitive wayfinding, adaptable exam rooms, and calming staff spaces where nurses can recharge between calls. Because design should work as hard as they do. To every emergency nurse: thank you for your expertise, compassion, and resilience. You’re at the center of care, and we’re honored to design spaces that support you. #ENWeek #HealthcareDesign #MedicalOfficeDesign #Nursing #HumanCenteredDesign #TeamJericho

🤖 World Architecture Day Poll — “AI vs. the Architect” For #WorldArchitectureDay, we’re diving into one of the biggest debates shaping our industry right now: AI in architecture. From concept renders to code research, AI is showing up everywhere we sketch, plan, and present. Some say it’s killing creativity and turning design into data. Others see it as the biggest leap forward since CAD — clearing the clutter so architects can focus on what really matters: design that connects people and purpose. So what do you think? Is AI changing architecture for the better… or crossing a line? 👇 #TeamJericho #AECIndustry #FutureOfDesign #ArchitecturalDesign #AIDebate

What's happening with Atlanta’s Medical Office Market? Atlanta has added nearly 3.7M sq ft of medical office space in the last decade — the fastest growth among major U.S. markets. But here’s the real question: are we simply building more space, or are we building better health experiences? What we see emerging: Sustained demand. Vacancy is shrinking and rents are climbing (Lee & Associates - Atlanta, Transwestern, Georgia CEO). The market is strong — but strong demand should push us to design smarter, not just bigger. Adaptive reuse. With so many underused office towers in Downtown and Midtown, Atlanta has a chance to reimagine what these structures can mean for communities (Cove, Urbanize Atlanta). Think outpatient hubs, clinics, or hybrid campuses instead of empty floors. Community connection. Healthcare design can’t be isolated. It works best when tied to transit, retail, and daily life — so that a trip to the doctor is part of the neighborhood, not a detour from it. ✨ At Jericho Design Group, LLC, we believe the future of healthcare design is about more than square footage. It’s about creating places that heal, connect, and serve as anchors in the fabric of our cities. 👉 What do you think: should Atlanta lean into reusing what we already have — or build new? #HealthcareDesign #AdaptiveReuse #AtlantaArchitecture #TeamJericho

#TeamJericho recently visited Game Show Battle Rooms for a team outing, and it was every bit as fun (and competitive!) as you’d imagine. 🎉 Our crew brought the same energy and teamwork we use every day in the office straight into the game show arena. These kinds of outings remind us that collaboration doesn’t just happen at a desk — it happens when we challenge each other, cheer each other on, and create memories together. 💡 #BetterByDesign #TeamBuilding #CompanyCulture

Our very talented teammate Christian Springfield joined industry leaders at the Autodesk University “Design & Make” Conference in Nashville. 🤠 💡 Sessions on AI and sustainability highlighted where our industry is heading and how thoughtful design can make a lasting impact. Christian returned with valuable insights that are already sparking conversations here at Jericho—and helping us continue to push boundaries and deliver meaningful spaces. We’re excited to bring these new ideas and solutions into our projects, and we believe in investing in professional development so our team can be the best possible resource for our clients. 🤓 #AutodeskUniversity #Architecture #Sustainability #Innovation #TeamJericho