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Posted: December 22, 2020
Buzz Riley, IA Interior Architects
Name: Buzz Riley
Title: Managing Director/Principal
Company Name: IA Interior Architects
What aspects of working from home did you enjoy most?
Over the last nine months, I have sought out the positive experiences to hold as endearing memories of this very challenging period. The catalyst of these positive experiences has been the ability to prioritize time differently. Remote working from home has provided the opportunity to spend quality time with my family and to truly experience home in a deeper way. With the elimination of a commute from the suburbs into the city, time is available for opportunities to build stronger connections and relationships in my immediate community. With my firm and office colleagues, using ever-evolving technologies available, virtual collaboration and socializing opportunities have become more frequent and meaningful. I am committing to making these memories a routine way of life in 2021 and beyond.
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