Back in 1907, the American Institute of Architects began awarding its Gold Medal to architects of worldwide distinction – many ...

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Digital tools are a necessity for designers and specifiers, especially as we embrace hybrid work models. Selecting the right hues ...

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The Workplace is (finally) a compelling place to be. Sustaining human beings is the number one goal of any workplace. Defining ...

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One of the two highest international awards for design accomplishment, the Japan-based Praemium Imperiale, honors one outstanding individual per year ...

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Lockers are no longer just for education spaces or gyms, they are now changing the office landscape. Hollman, Inc. has ...

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A November 16 article in The New York Times is a stirring discussion of present and future worker experiences. In ...

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Designer David M. Sullivan brings an elevated aesthetic to a range of projects, from upscale residences to boutique hotels and ...

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by Mike Johnson and Ryan Smith More than ever, sustainability is top of mind for designers and architects, but implementing ...

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It’s the sentence that’s on everyone’s lips: “I feel so burned out.”  Many of the people uttering the phrase-of-the-moment are ...

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Boutique Design New York (BDNY) returned to the Javits Center November 14-15 for its 11th edition. The leading trade fair ...

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Joseph McKenley has joined Washington, D.C.-based GrizForm Design Architects as a project architect. In addition to practicing architecture, McKenley is ...

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by Mark Gordon, AIA, LEED® AP BD+C, partner at Spacesmith In the 18th and 19th centuries cast iron was used ...

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