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8 Products Designer Nina Magon Relies on for Luxurious Interiors
The global aspirational style of world-class spas, resorts, and hotels is Houston-based designer Nina Magon’s stock-in-trade.
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The New Carpet Collection Doubling Down on Science-driven Design
Here are six ways Fractal Fluency from Mohawk was designed to be healthier for users and the environment.
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Is the Future of Furniture Flat-packed?
Designing for easy assembly is back in vogue, because it’s a fast way to achieve manufacturers’ carbon-reduction goals.
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Profiles
For This Shive-Hattery Principal, Curiosity Always Yields Innovation
Flexible, morale-boosting interiors distinguish the work of Michael Davis.
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Projects
These D.C. Art Installations Point to More Than High Water Marks
Depicting a 500-year flood line nine feet in the air, the latest sculpture educates on rising waters in one of the area’s lowest lying spots.
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Shantell Martin Shares the Stories of Music and Scholarship Behind Her Artwork
The visual artist known for her spontaneous hand-drawn art sheds light on other key aspects of her practice.
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14 Products Bring Digital Inspiration into the Physical Realm
With trade shows back in person, product debuts are getting back to the internet of things.
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Viewpoints
SCHOOLED: What is Infrastructure?
In the wake of the new Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the term keeps expanding to describe an evolving network of systems everyone needs.
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Profiles
Principals at Six Top Firms Predict Where American Design Is Headed
The future, they say, depends on how the A&D industry responds to a rapidly shifting cultural landscape.
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Projects
A Mississippi School Models Collaborative Reuse
Architect Jonathan Tate applies his firm's successful formula to the design of a Clarksdale elementary school.
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Umo, a Mono Material Accent Table, Puts Transparency First
Better known for popular styles than carbon reduction, furniture manufacturer Stylex has been nevertheless expanding its sustainable designs.
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A Café Chair Designed for Luxurious Efficiency
A collaboration between Shanghai-based Stellar Works and Connecticut design studio BassamFellows yields a beautiful-yet-functional update on the classic style.
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Two Lively Fabrics Fit for Commercial Applications
Sunbrella offers a fluorine-free contract textile while Sina Pearson draws on her Nordic heritage for a new commercial collection.
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Profiles
Congratulations to AIA’s Next President
Kimberly Dowdell, the 295th living black woman to earn an architect's license, is the first black woman to serve as AIA president.
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Projects
Nick Cave Enlivens theMART’s Facade During NeoCon
Ba Boom Boom Pa Pop Pop features dancers wearing Cave’s famous “Soundsuits,” costumelike sculptures the artist has been making since 1992.
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The Path Chair Is Humanscale’s Latest Carbon-Negative Product
Having already rolled out 25 items whose production actually helps remove carbon from the atmosphere, Humanscale is now launching its most sustainable task chair yet.
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15 of the Best Product Debuts for Spring 2022
In time for NYCxDESIGN, here’s a sampling of new design products, including some hitting Manhattan showrooms.
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Profiles
Mariam Kamara Could Profoundly Change Design Pedagogy Everywhere
The Niger-based architect Mariam Kamara's rapidly growing practice informs a series of lectures she has delivered recently at MIT, Columbia University GSAPP, the African Futures Institute in Ghana, and Harvard GSD.
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LIVDEN’s Low-Impact Tiles are LEED-Ready
Tiles by San Diego–based LIVDEN contain 65 to 100 percent recycled content and are decorated using the company’s proprietary low-impact printing process.
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Viewpoints
SCHOOLED: The Metaverse Explained for Everyone
In a flip-flop of normal learning curves, the younger you are, the easier it is to understand and use the metaverse.