current issue celebrating 30 blog multimedia books events neocon next generation design competition state of design ceu new products designmart Connect with us		November 2010 Features Pro Bono By Martin C. Pedersen An Interview with JOHN CARY and JOHN PETERSON Features The Ad-Hoc Work Space By Martin C. Pedersen Designers envision new solutions for the impromptu office. Observed • Portland Trailblazers • Design, Build, Gestalt Notes from Metropolis Embracing Science By Susan Szenasy What if intuition and analysis were equal partners in creating our designed environments? • The Super Normal Office Materials Vinyl No More By Martin C. Pedersen Momentum Textiles introduces a high-performing, PVC-free fabric. • A Place to Rest Your Head (and Empty Your Wallet) • No-Brand Loyalty America The Two-Block Problem By Karrie Jacobs Two recent controversies demonstrate that in New York proximity is a very relative matter. Learning Curve The New New Urbanists By Nate Berg Los Angeles’s high school of urban planning welcomes its freshman class. In Production Bending the Rules By Belinda Lanks Osko + Deichmann’s kinked, playful Straw chair Text Message Antoine Roset One of the scions of the legendary company talks about design, luxury marketing, and the iPad. Reference Page Reference Page: November 2010 By Claire Levenson Productsphere Sound Thinking By Paul Makovsky A new breed of workplace products aims to block ambient noise and boost productivity. Urban Intervention By Stephen Zacks The Syracuse Center of Excellence helps lay the foundation for the revitalization of a struggling Rust Belt city. Market Research By Paul Makovsky In retail design, tight budgets can be curiously liberating, inspiring innovation and creativity. Order This Issue Now! Past Issues Of Metropolis

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