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The design perfectionist is a breed that outfits its habitat not according to style or fashion, but to a set of fastidious inner rules.
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Workplaces are all about people, technology, and the physical space. And beyond these main drivers lies myriad ways in which a workplace can actually be designed 
10 DESIGN and Buro Happold have won the international design competition for the key signature gateway bridge for the new Shizimen Business District in... 
Work and the workplace are changing today, driven by globalization, shifting demographics, technological advances, and economic pressures, just to name a few causes. And no one sees that stopping anytime soon. 
It’s like something out of a middle-school nightmare: you’re asked to sit down in front of hundreds of your peers. In front of you, a heat map appears, showing the stress you’re foisting upon the structural members of that poor chair beneath you. 
“All lives have equal value,” declares the motto of Seattle’s Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the largest private foundation in the world. With an endowment of over $33 billion, its effo... 
Following the 42nd anniversary of Earth Day, people's thoughts shift to spring, to longer days and greener leaves, and CoStar/PPR takes a look at another measure of green: green office space. From 2006 to 2009, the percentage... 
Patterned by Nature is a huge 10 ft by 90 ft sculpture made from 3, 600 pieces of LCD glass, which is hanging inside the five-story atrium of the recently opened North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh. 
One of the new sights in London for the games this year will let visitors from across the globe make music together. The Coca-Cola Beatbox, designed by Pernilla & Asif, is meant to promote the company’s “Move to the Beat” campaign. 
Joan Holloway (now Joan Harris) as played by Christina Hendricks on Mad Men For Joan Holloway, a "fifth of something" for your desk, preferably rye, was recommended as the desk drawer purchase of choice for bright-eyed Peggy Olson, new hire at... 
Metropolis examines contemporary life through design--architecture, interior design, product design, graphic design, crafts, planning, and preservation. 
Employees in a range of businesses are being encouraged by their companies to sketch their ideas and draw diagrams to explain complicated concepts to colleagues. 
Want to take care of your business? Take care of yourself. Commerical interiors from across the pond. Check it out... |
House C is raised as an introvert – extrovert element and at the same time rooted to its territory. 
In the 19th century, rural Pennsylvania became the powerhouse of the American economy. The state’s industrial infrastructure supplied the steel to build skyscrapers, the ships to fight wars, and even the glass for millions of windows. 
The lighting, colors, materials, variety of common areas and the extensive use of glass help give the building a high-energy, dynamic atmosphere. 
The technologies of tomorrow promise to revolutionize how we collaborate, power our devices and navigate our world, but innovative designers are already changing these tasks with the technology of today. ![Ryoji Ikeda: data.anatomy [civic] - Art - Domus | Design, Architecture, Cool, Modern, Technology, Workplace | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/q3QNrF4A5TQeTh7SXj9DmDl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
The Japanese artist's latest installation is a commercially-driven piece, but makes something as uninteresting as a Honda Civic seem like one of the most otherworldly, beautiful things ever seen. 
Heading to NeoCon 2012 in Chicago June 11-13? Take a look at some great new products that will be there: 
Go inside eight hip companies to see how they keep employees happy--and creative--with well-designed digs. 
As anyone who’s ever owned a copy of The Way Things Work knows, humans are fascinated by images that describe the inner workings of seemingly mundane technologies. 
The International Consumer Electronics Show is a huge festival of gadgetry, but there's no better place to get a bead on where technology is going in the coming year. 
Our excitement for space didn’t end when we put a man on the moon in the 1960s. In the late 1970s, we were still obsessed with the voids beyond our atmosphere. 
The iPad represents the pinnacle of mass electronics design. It’s a computer that fits in your hands and feels entirely natural to use--until you want to listen to it. 
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