The August issue of LESS, our (minimal) monthly dispatch on experience design and spatial storytelling, is out now. This month, we’re reflecting on: > Cognitive spaces that dream, remember, learn, and decide > Our studio as a place to challenge the status quo > An architectural artwork where opposites coexist > Design and tech signals that caught our attention this month If you care about how spaces behave, communicate, and connect, this is worth a read. Subscribe to get future editions → https://lnkd.in/gSbTzxsa #ExperienceDesign #CognitiveSpaces #LESSbyHUSH
About us
We give spaces a powerful voice to amplify an organization’s boldest ideas. We blend content, space, and technology to create work that is beautiful and functional, and impacts the way people work, invest, and learn. We are committed to being proactive, respectful, communicative, candid, and curious in everything we do.
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http://heyhush.com
External link for HUSH
- Industry
- Design
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- BROOKLYN, NY
- Type
- Partnership
- Founded
- 2006
- Specialties
- Design Strategy, Concept Development, Visual Design, Experiential Design, Interactive Experiences, and Content
Locations
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Primary
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141 Flushing Ave
Building 77, Suite 602
BROOKLYN, NY 11205, US
Employees at HUSH
Updates
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Real-time, real feel. AI-powered environments adapt to people, not the other way around. Swipe to learn more → Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gsZ4HtAM
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What if buildings could dream? Our Founding Partner, Erik Karasyk, explores how AI and experience design are bringing that future closer. At HUSH, we’re designing spaces that not only inspire people but learn from them too. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gj_G6bkT
I’m excited as I’ve begun to see buildings infused with AI as “dream machines” capable of sensing themselves by-day and realizing new insights by-night. For nearly two decades, HUSH has been interpreting data and creating expressive spaces, connecting people to buildings they inhabit. Our latest work is pushing this further with the goal of two-way conversations, where buildings can inspire and also become inspired by their inhabitants, connecting on deeper emotional and cultural levels.
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HUSH is looking for a Production Intern to join our Brooklyn studio this fall. You’ll be at the heart of our operations—supporting project production, our studio, and the creative energy that drives our work. This is an on-site role fit for someone who is organized, resourceful, and curious to learn how a design studio operates. Learn more → https://lnkd.in/g8EgmwNQ
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The July issue of LESS, our monthly dispatch on experience design and spatial storytelling, is out now. This month, we’re reflecting on: >Designing real-time media architecture for Barclays in Times Square >Why digital facades are getting louder, and what it means to push back >New thinking on how environments can prototype, adapt, and evolve >Design and tech signals that caught our attention this July If you care about how spaces behave, communicate, and connect, this is worth a read. Read the latest issue → https://lnkd.in/gry6DJWG Subscribe to get future editions → https://lnkd.in/gWviF3e2 #ExperienceDesign #CalmTechnology #LESSbyHUSH
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HUSH reposted this
Founding Partner at HUSH | Design Leader & Speaker | Advisor to Creative Organizations
I was standing in the middle of Times Square the other day, observing the unfortunate confluence of architecture and digital dystopia. I had an epiphany: this is what happens when buildings learn to talk, but never learn when to listen to their audiences. Digital media has woven itself into the architecture of our cities, with little to no benefit for the people that live, work and play there. How do we arrest our fall? What might the future look like if we circumvent the business models at play and focus on the net value to the actual humans on the ground? Here’s my take... Read if → you’re into #design and #architecture, #urban-scale #technology, #digital media and #artwork, #McLuhan-esque #resolution and storytelling, digital #communications at the #scale of #buildings, and thinking about the urban context as a space for right-sized, human-centric information and inspiration.
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HUSH reposted this
From my years of experience as a producer, I’ve seen digital products designed and deployed with constant testing, iteration, and feedback. I've often asked myself… why don’t we do the same in the built environment? In our latest work, we took a “test and learn” approach to spatial design by building, measuring, adapting. The result? Smarter spend, stronger outcomes, and a more data-driven path forward. I wrote my thoughts on how this digital mindset is reshaping our approach at HUSH. Check it out and let me know what you think! #ExperienceDesign #DesignThinking #Innovation
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Welcome to HUSH, Sarah Crooks! Our new Director of Growth shares insights from her first few weeks with us, during which she interviewed our team to discover what's currently driving innovation within experience design.
My first month at HUSH has been off to a flying start! I’ve been in full-on professional osmosis mode. I've learned so much, I figure it would be a shame to keep it all to myself. So, this piece is part reflection, part strategy, and all admiration for the minds I now get to work with. Would love to hear what resonates. 👇
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What happens when we design not just for productivity, but for people? At the intersection of empathy and innovation, a feminine design perspective is reshaping how we think about space, work, and community. Explore the insights from our un-Conference with HUSH here: https://lnkd.in/eF-HvM6R Huge shoutout to our HUSH partners Kristen DiCamillo and Athena Diaconis for collaborating with us! #WomenInInnovation #HumanCenteredDesign #InclusiveInnovation
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Design Day at the Yard! Join HUSH for our open studio during the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s annual Design Day, taking place during NYCxDESIGN on May 17. Our doors will be open for all to come and see, speak, and spend time with our team. Want to hear more about what we do and are currently working on? Curious about any of our recent tech R&D developments? Or simply fancy a chat and a drink? We’re here for it all. The Design Day involves several cutting-edge studios, multidisciplinary businesses, and working factories, who will highlight the work they’re doing across robotics, engineering, technology, and creativity—in many cases marrying art and industry. From open houses like ours, to demos and tours, this event celebrates the innovative ecosystem thriving at the Brooklyn Navy Yard of which we’re proud to be a part. We hope you can join us and look forward to seeing you IRL! Find out more: https://lnkd.in/e_aEhP_v
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