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Design Trends in Financial Institutions
From: Russell VerPloeg, AIA
To: Retail and Entertainment
Posted: May 24, 2012 3:34 PM
Subject: Design Trends in Financial Institutions
Message:
I would like to hear from Architects with knowledge of design of branch Banks and Credit Unions.   What trends and innovations in design do you see in that building type?  .....especially interior design? ....for example, a "pod environment" for client services.  Can you direct me to any published sources for this information?   Thank you for your input. 

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Russell VerPloeg AIA
President
Ver Ploeg Architecture
Des Moines IA
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RE:Design Trends in Financial Institutions
From: Richard King, Assoc. AIA
To: Retail and Entertainment
Posted: May 25, 2012 9:45 AM
Subject: RE:Design Trends in Financial Institutions
Message:
We recently completed design for a new credit union branch, now under construction, where we considered the use of teller "pods" in place of the traditional teller line, but due to concerns of the local staff over security we ended up using a teller line. Because so many basic financial transactions are now being done on-line, through ATM, direct deposit, etc. many financial institutions are looking to change the customer experience from a transactional one to a more personal customer service experience. On the other hand, there are more and more examples of "banks" that use only walk-up ATM-type video teller stations where the customer interacts with a bank teller that is in another location altogether. This certainly has the potential to dramatically increase efficiencies and reduce costs for larger financial institutions, but I am not sure how ready the public is to accept this type of set-up on a large scale, especially with the current distrust of  large financial institutions among the general population.

Richard King Assoc. AIA
Project Manager
Dunn + Dalton Architects, P.A.
Greenville NC
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RE:Design Trends in Financial Institutions
From: Michael Lingerfelt, FAIA, LEED AP
To: Retail and Entertainment
Posted: May 28, 2012 10:04 AM
Subject: RE:Design Trends in Financial Institutions
Message:
Partner's (Disney) FCU uses this system and and I have found it impersonal and for a company that caters to the "guest experience" it is something that is heading in the wrong direction. 
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Michael Lingerfelt, FAIA
President of Architecture & Design
Lingerfelt International
Orlando, Florida

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RE:Design Trends in Financial Institutions
From: Michael Lingerfelt, FAIA, LEED AP
To: Retail and Entertainment
Posted: June 07, 2012 9:37 AM
Subject: RE:Design Trends in Financial Institutions
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you stand in from of a TV and talk to a monitor.  The finishes are hard and impersonal with a stainless steel tray.  While waiting for a person, you watch a commercial.....

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Michael Lingerfelt, FAIA
President of Architecture & Design
Lingerfelt International
Orlando, Florida

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