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Metropolis
The far eastern reaches of Manhattan’s Upper East Side form a Tetris grid of health care facilities, with emergency room signs and clinic entrances marking the lines of boxy metal-and-glass facades.
But on York Avenue between 68th and 69th Streets, a different kind of health care building has taken shape. From the street, the facade of the David H. Koch Center — the New York-Presbyterian ambulatory care facility, which saw its first patients at the end of April — glimmers with ribbons of fritted white glass. Inside, the lobby’s ceilings stretch over 40 feet high.
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Work Design Magazine
The first of its kind in the UK, this structure is a multi-functional and flexible space for creative collaboration, corporate meetings, and social events. The unique project was designed by architects tp bennett on behalf of APAM and Patron Capital and aims to demonstrate the new age of business parks. Work Design Magazine spoke with the team involved to get the inside scoop on this innovative project.
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Design Milk
Earlier this year on the Clever podcast, Design Milk interviewed Chris Stulpin, Ind. IIDA, Chief Creative Officer for Tarkett, and Suzanne Tick, Ind. IIDA, of Suzanne Tick, Inc. about the concept of Neoculture, a term coined by Tarkett that refers to current cultural, societal, and attitudinal changes and how they impact architecture and interior design. Shifts like population growth, increase in ridesharing, public transportation, and renting over owning, globalization over nationalization, sustainability, and reliance on technology, all contribute to Neoculture.
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No matter what market or environment you are designing for, Acrovyn by Design can reproduce virtually any image, message or color onto your walls without the concern of damage. Forge a new aesthetic with a selection of ready-to-print patterns, or customize with stunning graphics. Create something beautiful and protect it for years to come.
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Fast Company
You should treat your portfolio just like any other product — think about who your audience is and define the goals of your website. What do you want to get out of your website? Maybe you want to land a job. Maybe you just want to have some fun. Depending on your goal, you should balance out how much you want to focus on function versus form.
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Interior Design
With large-scale renovation projects, briefs can be tricky — it’s not always easy to carve out a fresh new vision comprehensively complementary to existing bone structure. Such was the challenge for the revival of The Scott in Scottsdale, Arizona, a resort formally known as Firesky Resort & Spa. “We were tasked with a significant modernization makeover, yet needed to preserve the original Spanish Revival–inspired architecture,” explains Greg Bradshaw, principal at AvroKO, the architecture and interior design firm that spearheaded the 190,000-square-foot renovation project in the heart of Scottsdale’s Old Town district.
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IIDA
The IIDA Student Mentoring Program is one of the most dynamic mentoring programs in the interior design industry. Throughout the country, IIDA pairs more than 1,000 students and mentors, taking students out of the classroom and into the real-world of interior design. If you are a current design professional, manufacturer representative, dealer, or educator, and you’re interested in elevating the education of interior design students through experience, consider becoming an IIDA mentor. The period to sign-up begins on November 15, 2018. Learn more
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IIDA
Join IIDA at the Healthcare Design Expo and Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, for a thought-provoking Power Lunch, sponsored by Construction Specialties. Attendees will consider how experience design is being implemented in healthcare spaces and discuss community engagement in the healthcare design industry. Purchase your ticket today
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Dexigner
MUJI has opened its brand new pop-up shop in Downtown Portland, Oregon. This is the Japanese retail brand's first location in the Pacific Northwest and will remain open until the end of October.
Located at 625 SW 10th Avenue, the retail space sells a curated selection of MUJI's iconic items that center around daily essential needs, including the MUJI Aroma Diffuser, Body Fit Cushion, stationary items, and cleaning products.
The pop-up sets the stage for MUJI's official store opening happening later this fall at the historic Meier & Frank Building in Downtown Portland.
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As good as fixed-frame tables when the dual-locking caster breaks are engaged, as fluid as water when in motion.  Mini Mobile is a highly functional table system that can fit into any project, no matter what the size.
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Hospitality Design
Mexico City has unveiled the Ryo Kan MX, the first ryokan concept to debut in Latin America. Located in the heart of the city’s emerging Little Tokyo neighborhood, the Japanese oasis aims to function as a restorative urban retreat.
Architect Regina Galvanduque of locally based design practice GLVDK Studio, drew inspiration from various aspects of Japanese culture when drafting the design. Evocative of origami paper folds, the façade welcomes visitors as they enter the serene property. Natural materials and textures abound throughout the interior to accent tranquil environments like an open library, a spa and a terrace appointed with four onsen, or traditional Japanese baths.
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By Lisa Mulcahy
 Many managers aren't aware of how pervasive the problem of workplace bullying is today. According to a study published in the British Medical Journal, one in every 20 employees faces disrespectful behavior, most often from co-workers or direct supervisors, on the job. Bullying can take many forms, from humiliation, to offensive remarks, shouting, scapegoating, excluding an employee from group activities, and gossiping about that employee. What can you do to prevent bullying from happening in your organization — or stop the behavior in its tracks if you find it occurring?
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Inc.
Being a trusted partner to your customers pays many dividends as you work to grow your business. One approach that more companies are starting to use to build that trust is pioneering activities that you go above the brand, and tackle issues that are for the greater good for their customers.
As a business leader, you are in the transformation business. And one of the ways you will transform your customers from where they are to where they want to be is by addressing their most pressing challenges at both a micro and a macro level.
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