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What if struggling retail centers and shopping malls could be revived with programming that enriched and engaged the surrounding community, and became a vibrant hub for learning, entertainment, and entrepreneurship?

VIDEO : Designing With Joy

Q&A with Michael Rotondi for Dean Mohney's class at Kean University

Michael Rotondi on His Approach to Designing Sacred Spaces (excerpt)

Michael contributes to "Designing Sacred Spaces" by Sherin Wing, via ArchDaily.

The Stillpoint

Inner and outer worlds unite becoming one. For a moment everything is simultaneous and has equal status, in particular light and matter.

Michael Rotondi Opens Up About the Faith Propelling His Life and Work

Architect Magazine interviews Michael about venturing beyond an intellectual practice.

The Fortbuilding Initiative

RotoLab originally conceived of Affinity Space as an enchanted space where people of all ages could come together and learn through play....

Profile : Nels Long

Assoc. Principal @ RoTo Architects; Co-Founder RotoLab

Profile : Wangdu Tenzin Thokme

Principal, Sr. Project Manager @ RoTo Architects

Profile : El Larson

Wellness Designer, Office Administrator @ RoTo Architects

Workplace Wellness and Productivity

"The Integrated Benefits Institute estimates that health-related productivity losses cost U.S. employers over $225 billion annually."

Optimizing Buildings to Promote Health

We must ensure people feel (and are) safe going back to the workplace, to restaurants and retail places, or communing in public spaces.