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Metropolis
Across all generations, people claim to want to support the environment but continue to partake in practices like fast fashion—buying inexpensive clothing that lasts only a few wears—or drinking their coffee from disposable cups (Starbucks uses an estimated 8,000 of them a minute). In the interiors industry, this gap becomes a bit of a balancing act: How do you specify responsibly while acknowledging the demand for flexible design?
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Eye on Design
Data information shapes our understanding of COVID-19 in profound ways. So what are its responsibilities? “Coronavirus has become a data story,” says John Burns-Murdoch, a senior data-visualization journalist at the Financial Times.
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Dezeen
Creative duo Artem Trigubchak and Lera Brumina used concrete slabs, sand, and paving stones to fashion the furnishings and partition walls inside this office in Kyiv.
Designed for a Ukrainian developer and building materials company called Kovalska, the 1,120-square-metre office is spread across two floors of a Soviet-era factory in the industrial district of Obolon.
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designboom
Architect, interior designer, project manager, and lecturer at the Arab Academy for Science and Technology, Mohamed M. Radwan, has unveiled Qworkntine—an airtight pod system that can provide coronavirus security within workspaces while maintaining the same number of employees per square meter, as in a traditional office system. The pods have been developed with safety and protection in mind for those who can’t work from home.
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Interior Design
At a time when everyone in the world is searching for the best way to come out of this current economic situation in one piece, perhaps we should consider not WHAT to do, but HOW we do it. A recent Fast Company article boldly stated, “Companies often prioritize real estate cost savings above employee well-being. That doesn’t work now, and it never worked well.”
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Healthcare Design Magazine
Facing an increasing need for inpatient and outpatient capacity and to prepare for future growth and expansion, Inspira Health (Mullica Hill, New Jersey) tapped Array Advisors (Washington, D.C.), the healthcare consulting arm of Array Architects, to conduct an investigation of their existing Woodbury, N.J. facility to understand the impact it has on the entire system. The outcome found that it was more cost-effective to build new than to renovate and upgrade its existing Woodbury facility, and in May 2017, the health system broke ground on Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill hospital.
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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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Design Milk
Casa Teo is a minimalist boutique hotel created by famed Mexican restaurateur Enrique Olvera of Pujol. The space is situated above the former location of Pujol, which previously encompassed the production kitchen and private dining room for the restaurant.
The space is meant to encourage creativity and connectivity to a city vibrant with history and culture. It is to no surprise that the kitchen occupies most of the interior, serving as not only a dining area but a communal space to host workshops and conversations.
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Combining Italian design and local manufacturing, Veloce provides superior products for interior architectural solutions while maintaining unseen agility in the market. Offering unparalleled quick, expertly curated solutions without sacrificing quality, we believe in staying at the forefront of the latest trends, providing our clients with modern and truly creative solutions.
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Dexigner
Ted Moudis Associates has designed the new workplace for Chicago-based G2, a fast-growing, peer-to-peer review engine. Abandoning all private offices, G2 tasked the design team with establishing an appropriate ratio of private rooms -- including conferencing space, phone booths and break-away zones -- to balance the abundance of open workstations. Each of the private, heads-down areas were expertly outfitted to accommodate confidentiality concerns without sacrificing sightlines or brightness within the space.
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Curbed
Since April 11, Oakland has been rolling out street closures to cars on 74 miles (nearly 10 percent) of its streets. The idea is to reclaim part of our public space, so that Oaklanders, who are otherwise legally stuck inside, can walk, run, rollerskate, bike, or do whatever other movement boosts their mood and helps them stay healthy with more adequate distance than sidewalks afford.
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Hospitality Design
The lobby at the West Hollywood EDITION boasts a sophisticated yet laidback design
During the 1960s and ’70s, the Sunset Strip pulsated with rock ’n’ roll clubs and a spirit of youthful rebellion. In 1996, more than two decades later, Ian Schrager reinvigorated this iconic stretch with the opening of the Mondrian Los Angeles. Now, he’s back with the West Hollywood EDITION, yet another fashionable hotel that captures the boulevard in the midst of a renaissance.“This property is quintessentially LA, but without any of the clichés.
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Work Design
When designing the 3rd Avenue Law Office, OAD Interiors’ goal was to design a modern office space which provided the needed privacy and flexible meeting spaces conducive to productivity. Surfaces and lighting were selected for their unique details and placed to aid in wayfinding. To create the law office, two vacant spaces were combined into one and fully renovated. Using Dirtt systems we constructed seven private offices, a workspace, a print area, and a conference room that can seat eight.
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IIDA
Join moderator IIDA Executive Vice President and CEO Cheryl S. Durst, Hon. FIIDA, during NeoConnect with Amanda Williams, renowned Chicago-based artist and architect, and Madeleine Grynsztejn, Pritzker Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, for an enthralling discussion on art in the time of COVID.
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Design Matters
In this ongoing series, IIDA features women leading the design industry in a time of unprecedented change. Hear what they have to say on the importance of diversity in design, mentorship, inspiration, and the future of the profession.
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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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By Michael J. Berens
 Confronted with the need to maintain social distancing and minimize direct contact with clients, many design firms have turned to visualization tools such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) during the past few months as means of increasing engagement with clients and facilitating virtual design planning and decision-making. This is likely to be merely the first step towards tapping the considerable potential these of technologies.
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Building Design & Construction
Two global design firms focused on interiors are joining forces via a strategic partnership. IA | Interior Architects, which BD+C’s 2019 GIANTS list ranked 11th for architectural revenue, will share resources with Space Matrix, with project experience in over 80 cities, in a Global Studio that connects over 1,400 professionals across 37 locations worldwide.
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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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University of Louisville
In the fall of 2019, Valerie Fuchs, a part-time professor at the Hite Art Institute in UofL’s Department of Fine Arts, tasked her interior design students with designing a few rooms and raising funds for the Louisville Hotel for the homeless.
Unable to reach anyone in time, that project was put on hold. But the fire had been ignited in Fuchs, who was determined to find something that mixed a comprehensive interior design project with benevolence.
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