Weekly Top Five: Building Products
by Staff | posted 11:36 am
See what building products captured designers’ attention this past week on our site.
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by Jesse Dorris | posted 1:37 pm
The 2013 winners include Schaefer-Graf’s adaptive reuse of a century-old, three-floor residence; Brooklyn’s Barclays Center arena; and the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s LEED-certified government building.
by Jennifer Krichels | posted 6:32 pm
Interior Design recently visited Porcelanosa’s Krion showroom to see the solid surfacing product the Spain-based manufacturer will debut at NeoCon.
by Staff | posted 11:36 am
See what building products captured designers’ attention this past week on our site.
by Laura Fisher Kaiser | posted 12:39 pm
A balmy breeze blew off the C&O Canal and a stone beacon cast a welcoming glow over historic cobblestones and new bluestone earlier this summer, beckoning Washington, DC, design scenesters to the newest Charles Luck Studio.
by Staff | posted 7:24 pm
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by Staff | posted 11:00 am
Next month, the surfacing manufacturer will launch their “Pop-Up Color Tour,” a dome-shaped display showcasing the 17 new hues the brand debuted in March.
by Staff | posted 8:30 am
The Seattle-based firm has introduced its Tom Kundig Collection of 24 cut-and-folded steel accessories ranging from cabinet and door pulls to rollers.
by Staff | posted 8:00 am
See designers’ most-viewed building products on our site.
by Ian Volner | posted 12:00 pm
A line of custom colors from the Guggenheim is on its way, courtesy of Fine Paints of Europe.
by Mark McMenamin | posted 12:00 pm
If the folks at Crossville are beaming a bit more brightly this month, it’s not just their 25th anniversary—they’ve just become the first U.S. tile manufacturer to achieve third-party certification for its waste-recycling program by Scientific Certification Systems.