LA’s Natural History Museum Celebrates Centennial
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by Edie Cohen | posted 9:30 am
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by Andrew Stone | posted 11:05 am
An elegant and generous powerhouse in hospitality design for four decades, Trisha Wilson is known the world round for her forward-thinking take on interior architecture.
by Meghan Edwards | posted 3:29 am
“Can we get Beyonce’s room?” This may be the catchphrase derived from Interior Design’s gathering of 20-plus health-care designers and executives during NeoCon yesterday at the Mart’s IIDA space to discuss the market’s explosive growth and increasing emphasis on health-care design.
by Lauren DeBellis | posted 10:24 am
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has awarded the Merchandise Mart—billed as the world’s largest building when completed in 1931— with LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations and Maintenance Version 2009 (LEED-EB: OM) Gold certification.
by Andrew Stone | posted 1:40 pm
Top manufacturers and hospitality brands have come to covet Garcia’s artistry—textiles, wall coverings, carpeting, and, more recently, lighting and furnishings.
by Matthew Powell | posted 5:23 pm
Competing proposals for a new Pennsylvania Station in New York have been unveiled by four of the city’s leading firms: Diller Scofidio + Renfro, H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture, SHoP Architects, and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
by Matthew Powell | posted 9:42 am
Gregg Lorberbaum launches his first book, Leasing NYC, a step-by-step guide to navigating the rough-and-tumble contract market, from the science of reviewing a lease to moving and redesigning a new office.
by Lauren DeBellis | posted 12:05 pm
Known as Dabblelab, the series targets mainly adults with classes on varied topics such as contour drawing, book binding, macrame, and beekeeping.
by Jesse Dorris | posted 5:27 pm
A new pool in NYC? Well, yes, but this will make a different kind of splash: the city’s Department of Design and Construction has announced its pool of architecture firms pre-qualified to offer design and engineering services on all city projects.
by Laura B. Weiss | posted 4:11 pm
FENDI Casa, the Italian home furnishings designer, has been tapped to design a 1, 334-square-foot penthouse with sweeping views of the Caribbean.