On Mondays at Modus Studio, we set aside time for IDR (Internal Design Reviews). It’s an hour where the team comes together to ask questions, share progress, and challenge one another to think more clearly about the design decisions behind our work.

Our team joined partners and collaborators at the Scott Family @amazeum for a big milestone last week… the topping out and beam-signing ceremony for The Hangout and the Early Learning Advancement Center (ELAC) in Bentonville!

We brought back our sketch challenge for round two, this time with a new prompt and even more friendly competition. ✏️ Five minutes, one outdoor community fireplace. What should we sketch next? #ModusStudio #SketchOff #DesignChallenge

Snag a custom designed and fabricated piece from this new batch of the modus 3.14 Cocktail Tables. $400 each plus shipping, or pickup at our studio in downtown Fayetteville. Hit our Etsy link https://t.co/EkjtnxNuTF

Last week, the Modus team hit the road for an office outing to tour a few of our completed projects, including Town Branch, Nelagoney Glen, and Greenway Offices.

This season, we’re reflecting on a year full of collaboration, creativity, and community. From all of us at modus studio, Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

We decided to mix things up at modus with a quick design challenge! ✏️ A few of our architects and interior designers were given just 20 seconds to brainstorm and 5 minutes to sketch a bench that would fit right into the Fayetteville Square.

Meet Leslie Orozco, our new Marketing Coordinator + Studio Facilitator! Born and raised in Rogers, Arkansas, Leslie brings creativity, community spirit, and cultural pride to everything she does.

Light and shadow are two of architecture’s most powerful materials that we take very seriously. The way light moves through a space, or how shadows fall across form and texture, can transform how we experience it.

We are thrilled to see the new Woodland Junior High School for Fayetteville Public Schools taking shape! The placement of concrete and steel has made the building and street footprints clearly visible, marking significant progress in the construction.

With Razorback basketball season back in action, we’re revisiting a project close to our hearts: The University of Arkansas men’s and women’s locker room renovations inside Bud Walton Arena. 🏀 @UArkansas

We’re proud to be a sponsor and participant of the 2025 ULI NWA Place Summit in Fayetteville, Arkansas. It’s a conversation that aligns deeply with our values at modus studio, and we’re excited to have it on our calendars for November 12th!

Wanted to jump in on this trend, hah! Did we do it right? #modusstudio #WeKnowBall #Architecture

We’re excited to be part of the Ozark Discovery Canopy, a new science, art, and nature-based playscape, designed by Studio Bryan Hanes, coming to the woods beside Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. 🌳 4th slide renderings by @studiobryanhanes

Taylor Deason, one of our designers on the newly opened Moxy Hotel in Fayetteville, walks us through the inspiration, process, and design choices that brought this space to life.

Our annual modus campout brought the studio out of the office and into the Ozarks for a weekend of building, bonding, and breathing fresh air.

Construction update on C3 Church in Little Rock! Swipe through to see how the original vision and renderings are taking shape compared to the current construction progress.

We loved having Mississippi State’s 2nd-year architecture students back at Modus Studio last week! They came ready to learn, ask questions, and get into everything from sketching and model-making to the environmental benefits of mass timber and biophilic design.

Jason Wright has been on the move this past week, at the American University of Sharjah in the UAE, to share insights on architectural design-build.

We’re kicking off a new series sharing tips & tricks for breaking into the design space, whether you’re a student, just starting out in the industry, or simply looking for ways to make your portfolio stand out.