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Contract Design
Helen Leung and Elizabeth Timme, co-executive directors of the nonprofit urban design organization LA-Más, have designed projects from affordable housing to storefronts for small business owners, helping to revitalize neighborhoods throughout Los Angeles since the group’s inception six years ago. "LA-Más was originally founded on the principle that great design should be a right, not a privilege,” says Timme.
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Dezeen
Swiss design studio ZMIK has transformed three corridors at the St. Johann primary school in Basel into flexible learning-spaces designed to promote a sense of well-being.
Called Learning Scapes, the multifunctional spaces were conceived as modern classrooms that provide pupils with more freedom to decide how they want to learn.
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Healthcare Design Magazine
Samaritan Health and The S/L/A/M Collaborative partnered to design a new cancer center that would renew its Watertown, New York, campus and deliver a sense of hope to patients and caregivers.
The $16 million Walker Center for Cancer Care at Samaritan Health offers a state-of-the-art comprehensive and coordinated multidisciplinary care program to better serve north country New York cancer patients.
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Interior Design
When the Polish firm Wiercinski Studio learned they were chosen to do the interiors for a new restaurant, Yezyce Kuchina, in a cool 1960s building in their city of Poznan, they quickly realized two things. First, they wanted to honor the building’s legacy. And second, that meant they’d have to start from scratch.
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Acrovyn Wall Panels are the answer to the industry's need for a custom, easily installed wall panel system. A reimagined offering of functional and aesthetic improvements allows for use of Acrovyn Wall Panels in a variety of spaces with protective and decorative needs. From our solid color offering to our Chameleon™ simulated patterns and Acrovyn by Design®, interior environments have visual freedom when it comes to design possibilities.
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Boutique Design
The Pod Hotels group has opened the Pod Philly, Philadelphia’s first-micro hotel.
Interiors were designed by the New York firm Stonehill Taylor with careful consideration for functionality to maximize space in the guestrooms which average 180 square feet. Guestroom design is chic and modern with nods to the city’s industrial past through chosen finishes and details.
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Metropolis Magazine
Designed by Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture, the new Pace Gallery flagship is massive, with eight stories and 75,000 square feet of galleries, a library, and event and performance spaces. It’s also intimate, with little light-filled nooks to consider, for example, the intimate portraits Peter Hujar took of cult personalities who, in their heyday, would likely not have been welcome in these spaces.
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Lumsden recently designed three new eateries and all new retail experience for the 'Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter' in Leavesden. Having collaborated on retail projects since the tour first opened in 2012, this latest project sees commercial areas expanded and redeveloped by Lumsden in the face of increased footfall.
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Hospitality Design
Once the headquarters of the Adriatica naval transport company, an ancient palazzo in Venice has recently been transformed into Il Palazzo Experimental. The first project in Italy from the Experimental Group, the 32-room hotel is an exquisite layering of color, texture, material, and shape thanks to French designer Dorothée Meilichzon.
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A sophisticated tile series that lets you play with color tones and sizes, the Terra Tones collection by Mosa provides a subtle, smooth, powdery finish with a vibrant look.
Each combination forms a palette of light, medium and dark shades, creating optical depth on both the walls and floors. Learn More
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Interior Design
Studio Robert McKinley might be best known for modern classics such as GoldBar, The Surf Lodge, and Ruschmeyer’s, but lately the New York-based designer has been making a mark in Houston, where his two new spaces reinterpret 1960s Europe for 21st-century Texas.
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Design Milk
The Dalmar, a new lifestyle hotel in downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida, looks back on the golden age of travel.
This Tribute Portfolio hotel is the latest project by the international studio DesignAgency and Wurzak Hotel Group. The team leveraged on South Florida’s reputation for travel and leisure as well as the laid back, open-air environment to design a tribute to traveling in America in the golden age.
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Interiors + Sources
For years, design schools primarily took a numerical approach to space planning: How many people need to be accommodated? How many square feet will be allocated for each employee and their desks? How many people will a conference room hold?
“From our point of view, that really gets it all wrong,” says Joyce Bromberg, chief design officer at Convene, a firm that designs and services premium places to work, meet, and host inspiring events.
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Register for the new advocacy webinar on October 30, brought to you by IIDA and ASID, and learn how to organize activities that enable interior designers to meet their elected representatives and make their case for the profession. REGISTER TODAY
Join IIDA in our beautiful Chicago event space for an evening celebrating the winners of the eighth annual IIDA Healthcare Design Awards. Meet award-winning designers and healthcare design leaders over drinks and bites and hear about their project experiences. RSVP by Tuesday, October 29 to Clare Socker at csocker@iida.org. LEARN MORE
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Task seating is more than just a chair to sit in. It is an extension of your personality. It embodies your identity and showcases your preferences. It is tailored to fit your body and support your functionality. Learn More |
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Fast Company
The design studio New Territory is launching a collection of office plants meant to serve as privacy screens—and tiny gardens.
These days, the average individual spends 90% of their time indoors, a feature—not a bug—of our world’s computer-heavy labor economy. In light of this sedentary statistic, plenty of designers are seeking to bring nature into interior design.
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By Kendall Youngworth
 Buildings and facilities are designed to perform a wide variety of jobs and fulfill myriad purposes. Sometimes, these facilities need to be able to stand up against extreme temperatures and elements. Extreme temperatures and exposure to outdoor elements require durable flooring solutions. Otherwise, undesirable flooring will pose both safety and long-term durability concerns.
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