SweisKloss

Just in time for Spring, SweisKloss was featured in Architectural Digest's roundup of pergola designs. To read the full article go to:

33 Pergola Ideas to Turn Your Yard Into an Oasis This Spring This outdoor feature that proves everything is better al fresco

Rediscover Center is thrilled to welcome SweisKloss as a sponsor for our Fall Fundraiser, Crafting Change, on Thursday, November 13. The event, featuring an interactive design challenge, is co-hosted by Patagonia Santa Monica at their 3rd Street Promenade location.

Based in Santa Monica, SweisKloss is a full-service boutique firm specializing in building design, interior design, and construction. They create harmonious environments that blur the line between indoors and outdoors, integrating beauty and functionality to nurture both body and soul.

SweisKloss’s projects incorporate thoughtful solutions in sustainability and resiliency. As a Santa Monica Certified Green Business, environmental responsibility is a part of their design + construct core business and daily practice.

For more information about SweisKloss, visit their profile. And if you haven't already, don’t forget to RSVP to “Crafting Change" through the link in bio.

To learn more about sponsorship opportunities with Rediscover Center, please contact our team directly.

In honor of Women's History Month, we are celebrating women in construction. Meet SK's newest team member, Cynthia Salah Kraus.

SweisKloss | Design + Construct Celebrating Women in Construction: SK’s Cynthia Salah Kraus Women comprise nearly 47% of the national workforce according to the US Chamber of Commerce, yet they make up only 10% of the construction industry (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2023). This means that “for every 10 people in a constructi...

Science teacher's little engine helps homeowners save their properties As the wildfires in Southern California raged, a high school science teacher came up with an innovative solution using a small engine that taps water from people's pools. It could help save homes from future wildfires. NBC News' Gadi Schwartz reports.