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The article discusses BNP Media's office transformation to a 5,000-square-foot space in downtown Birmingham, Michigan, reflecting a shift towards flexible work environments. The design incorporates warm neutrals, wood tones, and textural elements for a hospitality-inspired feel, with flooring choices playing a key role in creating a cozy atmosphere. The space includes coworking areas, executive offices, and amenities like a recording studio and flexible work café, catering to the needs of a modern workforce. [Extracted from the article]

Alice Deuchar and Daniel Schamroth successfully converted a run-down gospel hall into a unique 1930s-inspired home, complete with a geodesic dome. The couple stumbled upon the disused hall in Bradninch, Devon, after their mortgage offer fell through on another property. Despite the building's dilapidated condition, they fell in love with the space and were able to purchase it. They spent a year securing planning permission and then began the renovation, which involved reconfiguring the interior and adding a roof terrace. The finished home features sleek Art Deco interiors, underfloor heating, and a stunning geodesic dome on the roof terrace. The total cost of the project was £235,000. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a resource for library patrons conducting research on various flooring options and collaborations in the interior design industry. It provides information on Paul Smith's collaboration with a rugmaker to create a colorful rug collection, as well as PVC-free, fully recyclable resilient flooring options. The document also highlights rug designs inspired by nature and different artistic styles, including hand-knotted rugs, wool carpets, and sustainable materials. It includes a list of upscale luxury rubber tiles and planks made from recycled tires and EPDM chips by Regupol America, as well as specific rug and carpeting options made from polyester, rayon, cotton, and nylon. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides tips on how to effectively get rid of weeds in gardens without using chemicals. It highlights various methods such as using vinegar, mowing frequently, pouring boiling water, digging up weeds by their roots, using baking soda, adding a lining, proper disposal, mulching, and being vigilant with troublesome weeds like bindweed, nettles, and Japanese knotweed. The article emphasizes the importance of disposing of weeds properly and seeking professional help for particularly difficult weeds like Japanese knotweed. [Extracted from the article]

In northeastern France, a former office building in Colmar has been transformed into a modernist residence by architects Özge Öztürk and Alexandre Simeray for a young couple and their growing family. The apartment, originally a low-cost office space, now features industrial elements, open living spaces, and a minimalist aesthetic. The renovation project in Colmar showcases a blend of historical architectural details with modern design elements, creating a unique and innovative living space for the homeowners. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the relationship between the built environment and nature. It highlights the perspective of conservation builders who believe that old buildings can be considered part of nature due to their use of natural materials and their ability to provide habitats for wildlife. The article also discusses how architects are incorporating nature into their designs and using sustainable materials to create buildings that are climate resilient and environmentally friendly. The author concludes that the built environment can work in harmony with nature to create a hopeful future. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Spaces4Learning discusses the benefits and challenges of creating outdoor learning environments at schools. It highlights academic advantages, balancing screen time with green time, socio-emotional development, and environmental literacy as key benefits of outdoor learning. The text also addresses possible challenges such as safety concerns and discomfort due to weather conditions, offering solutions like establishing clear boundaries and providing shade. The article emphasizes the importance of reimagining outdoor spaces as dynamic environments that invite exploration, discovery, and creative thinking for effective learning experiences. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the redesign of James L. Capps Middle School in Oklahoma City to create a more innovative and student-centered learning environment. The school's design incorporates biophilic elements, such as natural light and outdoor views, to improve student well-being and productivity. The modular design and use of glass walls promote student-led education and collaboration, while noise-reducing carpet tiles help manage sound levels in the open spaces. The school's unique design has been successful in fostering a sense of community and supporting teachers in their collaborative efforts. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the newly opened Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at LaGuardia Airport in New York City. The lounge, designed by Corgan and ICrave, aims to provide a stress-free and exclusive experience for Chase Sapphire credit card holders. The 22,000-square-foot lounge features a variety of amenities, including a large circular bar, private suites, family rooms, a retro-style arcade, and quiet areas for work or relaxation. The design incorporates organic treelike forms, natural materials, and soft furnishings to create a calming environment. The lounge reflects the city's iconic entertainment venues and features regionally inspired artwork and food and beverage menus. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews several products including Isamu Noguchi's Prismatic powder-coated sheet-aluminum side tables; New Beat wallpaper in Carbon by Backdrop; and the Atelier Axo's Anton cabinet of lacquered MDF and wood veneer by Vero International.

"I do DIY classes, Christmas wooden sign décor and lettering events", Antea says. But for hand-lettering artist Antea Amoroso of Antea Amoroso Design, the garage is a place where business and family intersect. When Antea and her husband Dave first bought their Massachusetts home in 2016, Antea rented a separate studio space to run her business. [Extracted from the article]

"Every day we're not in the bigger space is a day of lost community", firm founding partner Bryan Young recalls Galaxy founder and CEO Mike Novogratz saying, "but we also need to aim for an excitement that's unlike a financial institution." When Young showed it to Novogratz, his client likened the ceiling to cryptocurrency's combination of the familiar and the futuristic. Young identified the elevator lobby and reception as the best spaces for unique expression, comparing them to a threshold, where occupants may check their preconceptions of financial services. [Extracted from the article]

This article explores a collection of previously hidden tapes and documents related to musician Jimi Hendrix, which are now being shared by Trixie Sullivan. The article also discusses the opinions of Sullivan on Hendrix controversies. The collection includes demo and master tapes, as well as other memorabilia, which may also be present in the library of Experience Hendrix. Sullivan is currently seeking a buyer for the collection, and representatives from Experience Hendrix are set to view the material. Additionally, the article delves into the enigmatic career of Mike Jeffery, Hendrix's manager, highlighting his secretive nature and financial management skills. While there are stories about Jeffery's intimidating reputation and involvement in various activities, their veracity remains uncertain. Nevertheless, there is evidence suggesting that Jeffery played a significant role in Hendrix's success. The text concludes by mentioning an upcoming auction of Jeffery's archive. [Extracted from the article]

The matte metallic charcoal paint, painstakingly applied by Cheyenne herself, is flawlessly balanced by the gloss powder coating on the exterior trim and the strikingly bright center grille. Cheyenne Ruether fully prepared the body and roll cage before applying the stunning metallic anthracite gray color, followed by a beautiful matte varnish that enhances its appearance. Features In the realm of custom creations, where automotive dreams become reality, lies the mighty weapon of a Bronco - an extraordinary off-roader that's equally at home on the dazzling Vegas Strip as it is conquering the treacherous Rubicon. [Extracted from the article]

vPPR Architects has designed an addition to the White House Preparatory School in London, which is housed in a historic Italianate villa. The new building includes a multipurpose hall, classrooms, and other spaces for students and the school community. The design incorporates natural finishes, maximizes natural light, and blends in with the surrounding residential context. The project faced challenges due to limited resources and a tight timeline, but it has been successful in transforming the school and providing new services and activities. The article also highlights the need for investment in state-funded schools and the potential benefits of engaging design-led practices in the public sector. [Extracted from the article]

To make things confusing, VinFast equipped the first City Editions with a Samsung-sourced 82.0-kWh battery that the EPA says should provide 207 miles of range for the Eco and 191 miles for the Plus. If you're a powerful international conglomerate that wants to sell cars in the U.S., the easiest approach is to buy a company that already does that. VinFast - which at least 30 percent of the U.S. population will initially hear as "SlimFast" - is part of Vingroup Joint Stock Company, otherwise known simply as Vingroup, a sprawling Vietnamese company with interests in hospitality, real estate, education, and plenty more. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on a new lounge seating system called Bay Lounge by Poltrona Frau, designed by Foster + Partners, which features hardwearing recyclable components and modular design for airport waiting areas.

FEATURE The idea that all women's work is intrinsically feminist has been historically transient; ebbing and flowing with each political wave over time. The voices heard are those of six female artists: Jo Bertini, Sis Cowie, Eliza Gosse, Dani McKenzie, Marisa Mu, and Lucy Roleff. Through her flaneuse-like gaze, McKenzie is painting her local florist, Effie Rose, whose St Kilda store has been depicted in McKenzie's work before. [Extracted from the article]

If your carpet needs a deep clean or you need to tackle old stains or ground-in dirt, you may need to consider a professional cleaning service, or hiring or buying a carpet shampooer. The basics of stain removal While each product comes with its own set of manufacturer's instructions, the same basic principles apply when it comes to tackling carpet stains. TESTS Carpeted floors or decorative rugs can add warmth to your home, but the occasional spill, smudge or stain is inevitable, especially if you have little ones running around. [Extracted from the article]

The article features furniture and other interior design products recognized as winners and honorees in the journal's Best of Year 2022 awards, which includes a collection of cascading planters from Bonh, a wood-veneer conference seating from Sola and a broadloom carpet from West Elm + Shaw Contract.

For each corner of the opening, build an arch block, I top left. i Trace two arches onto plywood (use the corners so two edges meet in a right angle). B Step 5 b Cut a strip of drywall the same width as the framing plus the drywall on each side and long enough to reach slightly beyond the arch. Screw pieces of scrap plywood between two arches so the depth of the arch equals the depth of the wall minus the drywall. [Extracted from the article]

The article lists the members and special honorees for the 38th Annual Hall of Fame in 2022 for Interior Design.

This ambition is apparent in the treatment of the former warehouses, which front Main Street and, on their upper levels, now hold the offices for the admissions staff, the sustainability groups, and the MIT Innovation HQ. Elsewhere within the old printing plant, the designers worked with the building's existing assets, revealing distinctive mushroom-shaped column capitals, formerly hidden by drywall, and uncovering a roofed-over top-floor skylight. BUILDING TYPE STUDY 1,035 COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES THE NEW MIT high-rise is easily picked out from the other buildings in Cambridge's burgeoning tech and life-sciences hub of Kendall Square. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the importance of concise and efficient writing in the context of game design. The author argues that flowery and excessive descriptions are unnecessary and can hinder the reader's engagement. They emphasize the need for writers to be mindful of the purpose and relevance of their words, and to avoid using language solely for the purpose of pacifying or impressing the reader. The author suggests that in the realm of game writing, where attention spans are often short and distractions are common, brevity and clarity are key. [Extracted from the article]

Terry Streeter, a prominent figure in Australia's nickel industry, passed away on July 15. Streeter, known as the "King of Nickel," arrived in Perth in 1968 during the first nickel boom and quickly became passionate about the metal. He made significant contributions to the industry over the years, supporting and investing in various companies. Streeter's notable successes include his involvement with Jubilee Mines and Western Areas, where he played a key role in the discovery and development of nickel mines. Despite the inevitable downturns in the nickel market, Streeter remained committed and optimistic, always willing to invest and improve the chances of success. He will be remembered for his positive attitude, work ethic, and mentorship in the industry. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers brief information on interior products including the reissued Marenco sofa with rounded cushions from Arflex, the MUTO Texture acoustic panels for walls and ceilings from Soelberg, and the SurfaceSet 2022 collection from Formica Corporation.

Gazing out the window of Dan John Anderson and Genevieve Dellinger's house in Yucca Valley, California, you might think you're the only human being for miles. Anderson cut up redwood fence pickets to make the puzzle-piece backsplash that snakes through the kitchen. THE FURNITURE AND CABINETRY IN THE KITCHEN WERE DESIGNED BY ANDERSON, WHO WORKED WITH JOSEPH WILLIAMS ON THE CERAMIC BACKSPLASH AND WITH STRAY CERAMICS ON THE DISHES. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates several products related to the interior design including the Sentieri, rug collection, designed by Michele De Lucchi, from AMDL Circle; the Ether, cement tile, designed by Avery Thatcher, from Thatcher; and the Spoken Lines, wool rugs, designed by Colin King, from Beni Rugs.

The article evaluates several products related to the interior design including the Artform Ridge, 3D( Three Dimensional) panels from Carnegie Fabrics; the Dada lounge chair from Atelier De Troupe; and the Periscope mirror, plumbing parts from U-AK.

The article focuses on the renovation of the two buildings at the headquarters of Bosch Engineering GmbH in Abstatt, Germany, designed by Alexander Fehre of the Studio Alexander Fehre firm, into an impressive but playful special-projects facility.

Suspension wise, the Nefarious Kustoms crew (namely Micah Gamponia) selected and installed and fabricated the adjustable trailing arm suspension set-up, as well as HI) steering arms, a disc-brake conversion and Warn hubs completing the package. The 460hp Coyote Engine and 6-speed box provide the power and reliability one would want in a classic restomod, the coil-over suspension is supple with great road manners, and the interior is as comfortable as any modern luxury vehicle." This is when the owner and shop originally commissioned to do the work tapped out, and had the somewhat sad Bronco sent over to the team at Nefarious Kustoms to correct the suspension set-up and install the drive line properly. [Extracted from the article]

TIME 100 Companies Pioneers With backing made from carbon-rich biomaterials and tufting from recycled stuff, Interface's first-of-its-kind Flor area rugs are carbon-negative, subtracting more carbon from the environment than they add. By adjusting production methods, using renewable energy, and choosing eco-friendly suppliers, the Atlanta-based flooring company has made its full line of carpet and vinyl tiles carbon-neutral, a benefit that helps its corporate customers fulfill their own green promises. "Many companies have made commitments to carbon reduction, and a good portion of that comes in the built environment", says CEO Laurel Hurd. [Extracted from the article]