Design office

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Design Collective Inc. created an office space to display the various materials and interior finishes they use for their interior design clients. The office is divided into zones for a resource library, conference area, studio and graphics room within 4,000 square feet of space near the atrium of historic buildings in Nashville, TN. The small conference area is separated from the lobby by large glass doors. The ceiling sports a long curving beam running down the length of the office that is suspended at varying height levels.

author: Madigan, M.J.
Interior design firms, Interior design services, Design Collective Inc. (Columbus, Ohio)

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Pricing roundtable

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Pricing in the office furniture industry is the result of the interdynamics of all elements of the industry. This was the consensus among industry leaders from the manufacturing, design and dealer sectors in a discussion of product pricing and its effects on the industry. Among the salient points which came up during the roundtable are that unit price is dependent on the size of the order and that manufacturers do not divulge the pricing structure to protect the dynamics of the manufacturer/dedicated dealer relationship.

author: Madigan, M.J.
Analysis, Office equipment and supplies industry, Office equipment industry, Prices and rates, Pricing, Panel Discussion

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The Joan and Sanford I. Weill Education Center Cornell University Medical College

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A functional education center was designed for medical students at Cornell University Medical College's Joan Sanford I. Weill Education Center. Raul de Armas of Moed de Armas & Shannon Architects conceived of a 30,000 sq ft facility that combines computer and classroom functions. Medical education will be largely computer-assisted. The center is a rectangular, second-storey space, parts of which are courtyard infill and a labyrinth of small laboratories.

author: Madigan, M.J.
Services, Design and construction, Architectural firms, Architectural services, Educational facilities, Education parks, Cornell University. Weill Medical College, Moed de Armas Architects P.C.

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