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.INDUSTRY NEWS
New goop Office by Rapt Studio
Dexigner
Rapt Studio recently designed goop's new, light-filled headquarters in Santa Monica. The design focuses on embodying the brand through space, creating an environment to propel the company to its next phase, and cultivating a place that promotes expansive thinking and creative development. The new office includes a product room and lab for wellness innovation, a test kitchen to experiment with recipes and film the YouTube series hosted by Paltrow and other goop editors, and a fashion and design workroom for exploring styles and designing new collections for G. Label.
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Four Pillars Laboratory in Sydney is a "sanctuary" for gin enthusiasts
Dezeen
Juniper berry-blue furniture sits against blackened walls inside this cozy bar, laboratory, and store that design studio YSG has created in Sydney for gin brand Four Pillars.
Four Pillars Laboratory occupies a two-story corner building in Sydney's buzzing Surry Hills neighborhood. It was originally built in 1939 as premises for a tea company but has since been reincarnated as various retail and hospitality spaces.
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Cross-continent collaboration brings west-coast color to Seoul
Metropolis Magazine
While American ice cream chain Baskin-Robbins is recognized in the United States by its pink and blue branding and Original 31 Flavors, the brand lives quite a different life abroad. As known in Korea, the company develops innovative, high-concept ice cream shops that double as meeting places, cafe lounges, and Instagrammable pop-up galleries. So, when Baskin-Robbins South Korea courted boutique design firm Osmose to help create a photo-worthy environment with a uniquely West Coast vibe for their new location in Seoul, the Portland-based studio jumped at the opportunity.
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Why planning for generic collaboration no longer works
Interior Design
Across the interiors industry, workplace planners are trying to make sense of pandemic-related shifts. And while there are multiple surveys designed to gauge the impact on the industry, their intent is to provide data trends. No single survey can define the future of design. The responsibility lies with designers and strategists to determine how to interpret the data and adequately plan for the future. Needless to say, there’s no consensus on how to do so.
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Gaylord Specialty Healthcare Lyman and Hooker buildings
Healthcare Design
During a stay at long-term care hospital Gaylord Specialty Healthcare campus in Wallingford, Connecticut, patients transition between the modern Milne Pavilion built in 2008 and the Lyman and Hooker buildings built in the 1950s and 1970s, respectively. Designed by E4H Environments for Health Architecture (New York), the project adds central gathering spaces as well as functional space updates to accommodate new technology and storage solutions to optimize staff collaboration and workflow.
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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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WaveWorks offers a variety of freestanding and component based storage solutions to achieve premium performance in any environment. Its new leather pulls add a stylish detail making it easy to create inspiring spaces with added flair.
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Vox Architects references space flight at the Gagarin Airport in Saratov, Russia
Interior Design
Nearly 60 years have passed since Yuri Gagarin became the first human being in space. Today, that historic voyage is honored at something else flight-oriented: Gagarin Airport in Saratov—the same Russian city in which the Soviet astronaut landed in 1961 upon returning from his 108-minute orbit around the earth. It’s in that new airport that Vox Architects has unveiled a cosmically inspired VIP lounge.
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A stunning addition to Bellarosa by Shelby Williams, Avon features a unique wire frame base. The upholstered upper is curved to hug the body for comfort. Bellarosa’s chairs celebrate European designs and the artisans that take a chair from a functional item to a piece of art.
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Taj Rishikesh Resort & Spa
Hospitality Design
For developer Arjun Mehra, the acquisition of farmland overlooking a double bend of the Ganges river in northern India proved personal. Mehra says he found it “nostalgic, humbling, and invigorating” to delve into the vernacular of Himalayan settlements in Uttarakhand State and beyond—which ultimately underpinned his vision for the Taj Rishikesh Resort & Spa.
In collaboration with Canadian architecture firm YH2, which developed the masterplan and concept, and Singapore-based design firm eco.id, Mumbai’s Edifice Consultants translated that vision into reality.
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Adapting workplaces for the new reality sparks many questions. Can wall configurations that promote safety today, provide the flexibility to pivot for tomorrow’s needs? Is there a way to integrate new tech quickly, with limited disruption? We believe modular construction is the answer – and a solution that’s never been more relevant.
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.IIDA NEWS
Submit a program for consideration for NeoCon 2021 by December 1
NeoCon continues to provide unparalleled programming across a range of educational tracks and categories with nearly 100 CEU seminars that offer world-class expertise and insight on today's most relevant topics. If your program is selected, you will have the opportunity to present at NeoCon and help shape the future of the built environment. SUBMIT TODAY
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.BUSINESS & OPERATIONS
What do you bring to your first meeting with a client?
Business of Home
Your first meeting with a client can set the tone for the entire working relationship. We asked nine designers—Jake Arnold, Harry Heissmann, Charlie Hellstern, Kevin Isbell, Isabel Ladd, Lauren Nelson, Lori Paranjape, Lauren Tribbett and Sarah Wittenbraker—what they bring to that key encounter.
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Swurve, brings comfort and elegance to any room. Its sculptured form is inspired by shapes found in nature – featuring dramatic curves and flowing lines. The versatile chair is available upholstered in leather or artificial leather, and comes in 22 colors of mesh to complement any color scheme or décor. Learn more
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These are the four cities designers must watch
Architectural Digest
New York City and Los Angeles have long dominated the interior design industry, churning out countless top designers and setting the style for the country. But smaller cities have their own draw, fueled by a generation of designers reshaping the character of their regions. Here are four to watch.
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