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Fast Company March 2014 Andrew Rice	From Barclays Center To Modular High Rises, SHoP Architects Is Changing The Way We Build Buildings SHoP Architects, a young New York firm, has grand designs. The firm's seven partners say they won't be content to merely leave a mark on America's most important skyline; they also want to transform the business of creating buildings
Fast Company March 2014 Feifer & Mullany	Two Cube Dwellers Argue Over Open Offices. Who's Right? These days, you're more likely to toil in a huge communal room packed with rows of keyboard-tapping, phone-yakking, nose-blowing, colleagues. To some, this allows for easier collaboration and smoother workflow. For others, it signifies the death of privacy, concentration, and dignity
Fast Company March 2014 Jon Gertner	New Life For The Bell Labs Building Where Cellphones Were Born So what will the building become? Though the particulars are still being debated, the idea is to transform it into a modern-day commercial and civic hub.
Fast Company March 2014 Skylar Bergl	How Huge NYC Development Hudson Yards Is Solving Its Infrastructure Issues When the first of its 17 buildings opens in 2015, Hudson Yards -- a $20 billion office, retail, and residential complex on Manhattan's West Side -- will feature an impressively complex infrastructure.
Fast Company March 2014 Sammy Medina	Smart art: Richard Clarkson Cloud Lamp An interactive night-light, the cloud reacts to motion around it and flickers in time with music.
Fast Company March 2014 Margaret Rhodes	Take a Seat: Brooks Cambium Saddle Series "It was like the Aeron chair of bike saddles, a truly innovative product based on the materials available at the time," says Thomas Overthun, design director at Ideo, the firm Brooks recently turned to for its first non-leather seat.
Chemistry World January 17, 2014 Mike Dockery	Guidelines for laboratory design This volume has the ambitious objective of providing design guidance for a wide range of types and sizes of laboratory.
Fast Company February 2014 Rob Walker	The Heart of Hale County Talk to a cross-section of young designers who have spent time in Hale County, and it becomes clear that, for many, their time in the place has had a lasting effect. Often that includes confronting the pros and cons of differing design-for-change philosophies.
Fast Company February 2014 Tara Moore	Mission: Design Defense In honor of fashion week, some recent successes, as described in their patents.
Commercial Investment Real Estate Nov/Dec 2013 Donald Cartwright	Lobby by Design Workplace trends influence common-area renovations
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