FRCH DESIGN WORLDWIDE
Sep 1, 2008 12:00 PM
As projects become more complex and diverse, architecture has the unique opportunity to become the backdrop for memorable experiences and places that define a destination center.
At FRCH we are sensitive to the creation of place in the built environment. We strive for solutions that are grounded yet fresh, unexpected while familiar, leveraging investment dollars to their fullest. Inherent in each assignment is our passion for excellence.
BROAD SERVICE OFFERING
FRCH blends its broad service offering of master planning, urban design, architecture, interior design, brand identity and environmental graphic design to provide leading, innovative developers with creative business solutions.
PROJECTS FROM COMPLEX TO SIMPLE
FRCH can handle a variety of projects from complex, multi-use developments and urban destinations to open-air centers, renovations, expansions and tenant-specific designs. Our firm-wide staff of more than 275 professionals provides deep bench strength for internal collaboration and we're experienced working on multi-firm teams to accomplish our clients' goals.
EXPERIENCE ACROSS THE WORLD
Celebrating our fortieth year, FRCH is experienced in helping clients in the retail, mixed-use, hospitality, corporate office and multi-family residential markets. We have completed projects for clients in more than 30 countries on five continents worldwide.
RESULTS-ORIENTED, AWARD-WINNING
FRCH is well versed in the creation of pedestrian-sensitive solutions that bring customers back and that foster a feeling of ownership and community pride. This is one of the reasons FRCH has won more than 250 awards for design excellence.
To learn more about FRCH Design Worldwide and see more of our latest retail and mixed-use destinations projects, visit us online at www.frch.com.
CONTACT INFO
FRCH Design Worldwide
311 Elm Street, #600
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: 513.241.3000
Fax: 513.241.5015
Email: info@frch.com
Website: www.frch.com
Size of Firm: 275
Year Established: 1968
Key Contact:
Brian Dixon
Rich Barrick
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