David Shove Brown
Partner//3877David Shove-Brown, AIA, NCARB is Partner at //3877, an Architectural and Interior Design firm with offices in Washington, DC and New York, NY specializing in Hotel / Hospitality, Restaurant, Retail, Residential [single and multi-family], Healthcare architecture + design. //3877 has completed projects throughout the United States and Europe. Mr. Shove-Brown holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture and a bachelor’s of science in architecture from Catholic University of America. Mr. Shove- Brown has worked for several Mid-Atlantic architects in addition to experience as a consultant for the Ford Motor Company, BMW and Suzuki. As a Partner at //3877, Mr. Shove-Brown has expertise in residential, restaurant and healthcare design. Mr. Shove-Brown’s work and commentary has been featured in Forbes Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Details Magazine, the Washington Post, Washingtonian Magazine, Hospitality Design Magazine, Boutique Design Magazine, Interior Design Magazine, Form Magazine and the Puerto Rican based El Nuevo Dia. In addition to print media, Mr. Shove-Brown has been on numerous podcasts including The Scrappy Entrepreneur, Business of Design and StyleNations. In addition to his practice, Mr. Shove-Brown is a guest faculty member at the Catholic University School of Architecture and Planning. As a part of his position at CUArch, he travels extensively through Italy, Spain, France and Finland. Along with teaching at CUA, David has conducted classes at the Corcoran College of Art + Design and led lectures at Boutique Design NY and West Coast, the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show, College of Architects and Landscape Architects of Puerto Rico in Santurce, the National Building Museum, Washington Architectural Foundation and DC Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. In addition to presenting the work of //3877, David has lectured on topics such as Hospitality Design, Designing for the NEXT generation, Social Media and Design, “Using Restaurant Design to Maximize ROI”, “Building Stewardship_understanding the culture of architecture outside the classroom” and “Assuming Responsibility_community responsibility through design”, nationally and internationally.
Relish the Design: From Concept to Experience
Relish is an immersive hospitality experience that reimagines the conference lounge as an intimate supper club—an inviting destination where exception
…Relish is an immersive hospitality experience that reimagines the conference lounge as an intimate supper club—an inviting destination where exceptional design, thoughtful conversation, and crafted cocktails come together with intention. Rich wood de
…Relish is an immersive hospitality experience that reimagines the conference lounge as an intimate supper club—an inviting destination where exceptional design, thoughtful conversation, and crafted cocktails come together with intention. Rich wood detailing, sumptuous velvet upholstery, and layers of tactile materials create a warm, enveloping atmosphere that evokes the timeless elegance of a bygone era while offering a welcome respite from the p
…Relish is an immersive hospitality experience that reimagines the conference lounge as an intimate supper club—an inviting destination where exceptional design, thoughtful conversation, and crafted cocktails come together with intention. Rich wood detailing, sumptuous velvet upholstery, and layers of tactile materials create a warm, enveloping atmosphere that evokes the timeless elegance of a bygone era while offering a welcome respite from the pace of the show floor. Whether settling in for a panel discussion, an impromptu networking meeting, or a quiet moment of reflection, guests are encouraged to linger, reconnect, and savor each experience. Designed as a celebration of craftsmanship and human connection, Relish transforms a simple pause into a memorable ritual, reminding visitors that the most enduring moments are those that are shared, discovered, and truly relished.
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