Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
The curious route of the Las Vegas Monorail is the product of an equally bizarre planning and development process.
Learning Curve
By Suzanne LaBarre
A new industrial-design program immerses students in the realities of corporate culture.
In Production
By Belinda Lanks
Defne Koz’s latest offering suggests two stones set aglow.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
With an emphasis on innovation and affordability, the country is distinguishing itself as a major power in lighting design.
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A new hotel in SoHo exudes a homey British feel while paying proper deference to the often contentious surrounding community.
By Suzanne LaBarre
How James Dyson transforms everyday objects–the vacuum cleaner, the hand dryer, and now the desk fan–into objects of wonder.
By Kristin Palm
Detroit’s striking new transit center takes on even greater significance as the city suffers its most serious economic blow.
By David Sokol
With auspicious timing, Landscape Forms launches its first transit-oriented furniture collection.
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