archimania to build cutting-edge South Main office
Memphis architecture firm archimania has big plans for its new office. Real estate development firm Filament LLC – owned by archimania principals Todd Walker and Barry Yoakum – intends to […]
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Outside of the cube: Memphis’ coolest workspaces
From re-purposed downtown lofts to converted Midtown homes, some Memphians are breaking out of the cubicle and testing new ways to approach work space. With innovative, well-designed offices and studios, employers are carefully creating cultures that fit their needs.
Dreaming with their feet: New Ballet Ensemble dances across social lines
Back in 2001, Katie Smythe founded the New Ballet Ensemble (NBE) with a simple goal: for every paying student, she would admit a community student on full or partial scholarship. Thirteen years later, NBE has been recognized by The New York Times, the National Symphony Orchestra, and now—Michelle Obama.
The art of ordinary life: Why storytelling nights are suddenly everywhere
In our hyperconnected, digital age, people hunger for real stories. In Memphis and across the country, storytelling nights are growing thanks to the popularity of The Moth, This American Life and other programs that elevate life into art.
Outside of the cube: Memphis’ coolest workspaces
From re-purposed downtown lofts to converted Midtown homes, some Memphians are breaking out of the cubicle and testing new ways to approach work space. With innovative, well-designed offices and studios, employers are carefully creating cultures that fit their needs.
Dreaming with their feet: New Ballet Ensemble dances across social lines
Back in 2001, Katie Smythe founded the New Ballet Ensemble (NBE) with a simple goal: for every paying student, she would admit a community student on full or partial scholarship. Thirteen years later, NBE has been recognized by The New York Times, the National Symphony Orchestra, and now—Michelle Obama.
The art of ordinary life: Why storytelling nights are suddenly everywhere
In our hyperconnected, digital age, people hunger for real stories. In Memphis and across the country, storytelling nights are growing thanks to the popularity of The Moth, This American Life and other programs that elevate life into art.
