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Interior Design
It’s a stellar example of adaptive reuse. What was originally constructed in 1512 as the Hospital de San Sebastián by Spanish architect Hernán Ruiz is today the Palacio de Congresos de Córdoba, a conference and exhibition center recently renovated by LAP Arquitectos. Over the five-century span, when the building transitioned into just maternity functions, and then Palacio de Congresos in 1985, its Gothic and Renaissance stylings were given the highest level of historic protection, meaning LAP had to modernize the 28,000 square feet of interior space without altering the structure itself.
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Dexigner
74 has designed a two-story student clubhouse amenity at Symons House in Leeds for London and Scottish Student Housing—within a brand-new building by Cunniff Design. 74 also created the project's branding and wayfinding.
Symons House takes the form of a reverse L-shape building, with seven stories located on its lower horizontal plane and twenty-one on the vertical upright section. Both the building's ground and lower-ground stories, where the amenities spaces are located, stand out by being indented from the main building above and also by featuring glazed walls.
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Healthcare Design Magazine
The Hospital for Special Surgery Orthopedic Center of Excellence in West Palm Beach, Florida, set out to improve the patient experience by offering a continuum of care under one roof, including diagnostics services, ambulatory surgery, rehabilitation, and sports performance programs.
The 55,037-square-foot ambulatory surgery center project, which opened this past January, is a partnership of United Surgical Partners International (USPI), a Tenet subsidiary, and Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) and designed by E4H Environments for Health (DFW, TX).
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design:retail
Japanese design firm wAtelier led the shop rebranding of Vietnamese chain Shooz with infinitely reconfigurable shoe display shelves in a tight, shoebox-shaped space of just 366 square feet.
The design pulls the visitor’s vision through onto the far end of the store, anchored by the brand logo, which was designed in collaboration with Tokyo-based graphic designer Julien Wulff of Wulff Graphics, who also provided the color palette that permeates the space.
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Tapestry™ is a new, innovative narrative in the Acrovyn by Design® product family with textiles that embody tranquility, harmony, and balance, inspiring a sense of connection to nature. This collection offers a unique aesthetic with artisan charm and universal appeal that raises the bar for design sophistication in wall protection.
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Metropolis
A few years ago, the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) approached the Denver-based landscape architecture firm Civitas with an interesting request. Principal Mark Johnson and his team were asked to “extrovert” the Raleigh museum, reimagining the arrival experience and transforming the grounds of the 160-acre campus into a place for art and recreation
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Dezeen
California-based design and architecture studio M-Rad proposes using the natural antimicrobial properties of copper alloy to create a travelling Covid-19 testing unit. Designed to carry out both Covid-19 tests and antibody tests, M-Rad's concept for a portable testing unit features a body clad in copper alloy.
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A completely new kind of wall system. Mix and match materials for infinite designs. Cambio attaches with a proprietary magnet system. Rearrange or exchange panels in a snap.
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Interior Design
Board members sharing an office? Not likely. Yet at their own insistence, the four that work at Robert Bosch Automotive Steering headquarters in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, do just that. That’s thanks to an innovative shared desking system by Studio Alexander Fehre, which designed the 110,000-square-foot office. “The automotive industry is in the midst of constant change right now,” Alexander Fehre states.
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Hospitality Design
Casa Popeea’s storied, albeit tumultuous, history laid the groundwork for its revival. The Art Nouveau-style mansion in Brăila, Romania, was built in 1900 by a Greek merchant, partially destroyed in a fire in 1923, and eventually confiscated by the Socialist regime after World War II. The structure was then left largely unattended and, in turn, suffered severe neglect up until 2005, when a number of emergency renovations were conducted to save it from collapse.
Just over a decade later, London-based architecture and design studio Manea Kella, along with local practice Penta Stil Studio, was enlisted to rebuild the more than 8,500-square-foot historical monument.
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Design Matters
Watch IIDA Executive Vice President and CEO Cheryl S. Durst, Hon FIIDA, and a panel of design experts discuss the changing landscape of workplace design as they examine health and wellness concerns, shifting floorplans and floorplates, collaborative spaces, workplace arrangement, remote working, and shifting culture.
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IIDA
Jeremiah Brown, Student IIDA, of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Lawson Dyson, Student IIDA, of the University of Kentucky; and Serica Weaver, Student IIDA, of Savannah College of Art and Design, have been named recipients of the John J. Nelson Sr. Legacy Scholarship. VIEW THEIR VIDEO SUBMISSIONS
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Our collection of seating, tables, storage and shelving is inspired by classic designs by Marcel Breuer and Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, both of whom designed for Thonet, create a timeless aesthetic. Thonet has completely refreshed all elements of scale, feature, form, function and color to serve the needs of today’s commercial interiors.
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Forbes
Working from home and socially distancing might be new and strange for many, but architects and designers have long had to overcome barriers of time and space as they work with clients that might be on the other side of the world, inaccessible, or otherwise physically unavailable.
“We traditionally rely on being face-to-face with clients and teams,” says Jeffrey Paine, FAIA, Founding Principal at Duda|Paine Architects in Durham, North Carolina.
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Architectural Digest
The allure of gazing into a crystal ball isn’t so much about seeing the future of design as it is about knowing how to prepare for it. To that end, AD PRO asked a number of experts to detail how they think COVID-19 will impact key aspects of interior design, from pricing and communications strategy to color trends and trade shows. Their honest responses paint a picture of a changed yet enduring industry that will continue to thrive—even in the aftermath of a crisis.
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Lavoro seating merges comfort, design, and functionality for today’s ever-evolving workspaces. Its mesh and upholstered back options give design freedom in height and style, as well as price. Lavoro also offers complementary task stools and guest seating, creating a robust family of seating that can beautifully outfit an entire facility.
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Fast Company
On the evening of March 13, Neighborhood Goods opened its boutique in Austin, Texas, as part of a planned 2020 expansion. The startup brings together digital brands such as Dollar Shave Club, Rockets of Awesome, and Rec Room, and the next day, its store was filled with customers even as CEO Matt Alexander was getting news alerts of the coronavirus' spread in the United States. By lunchtime, after less than a day in business, he decided to shutter the store.
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