by Lily del Berrios, FAIA | Feb 10, 2025 | Higher Education, Sizemore News
As we honor Black History Month, it’s important to highlight spaces that not only embody the resilience and culture of Black America but also serve as living testaments to the traditions, values, and shared experiences of historically Black colleges and universities...
by Lily del Berrios, FAIA | Nov 11, 2024 | Sizemore News
Traditionally a religious pilgrimage, the “Aragones branch of the French Way” of El Camino de Santiago spans about 530 miles or 850 kilometers from the Pyrenees in Eastern Spain, towards Santiago de Compostela on the western side of the peninsula. This is the path...
by Lily del Berrios, FAIA | May 25, 2021 | Religious, Uncategorized
Church.Design: Post-Pandemic Church Design Trends in 2021 The devastation of the pandemic has offered the church design community a new set of challenges and design imperatives. Our very own Lily del C. Berrios was asked how the pandemic has impacted her design of...
by Lily del Berrios, FAIA | Feb 25, 2021 | Higher Education
PICTURED ABOVE: Clark Atlanta University’s Thayer Hall Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have played an important role in our nation’s history. They opened the door of educational opportunity for Black Americans once legally denied an...
by Lily del Berrios, FAIA | Aug 28, 2020 | Higher Education, Uncategorized
by Lily del C. Berrios, AIA and LEED BD&C Principal, Sizemore Group Higher education institutions face unprecedented challenges as campuses reopen following the global shutdown. Leaders have been forced to consider logistical, capital and social changes to campus...
