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June 2011
Features
Space Share

A San Francisco firm known largely for its conceptual work redesigns a workplace on a shoestring budget—and then is invited to move in with the client.
Features
Crossover Appeal

Todd Bracher’s impeccable design credentials have caught the eye of an increasingly sophisticated contract-furniture market.
Features: SHEILA HICKS - The Art of the Yarn
Features: Crossover Appeal
Features: Space Share
Features: Going Back Outside (Again)
Features: IDEO Takes on the Government
Features: Interior Flash
Features: Design on a Dime
Features: Supreme Sanctuary
Features: Dialogue
Features: Not Another Coffee-Table Book
Features: Deep Impact
Features: A House Folded
Features: Genetic Engineering
Features: Starter Cubicle
Features: Designing the Future
Observed
Interior Flash
Design on a Dime
Supreme Sanctuary

Dîa-logue(s)
Dialogue

Not Another Coffee-Table Book
Deep Impact
A House Folded
Genetic Engineering
Starter Cubicle
Designing the Future
Architectural Recombination
Pattern Language
Compact Comfort

America
New York by Gehry

Our columnist gets a tour of Manhattan’s newest addition to the high-end, high-rise rental market.

In Production
The Wig Light

From the mind of a student comes a commercially viable lighting design.

Materials
A Step in the Right Direction

Generating electricity through applied pressure is a rapidly evolving technology.

Reference Page
Reference



Notes from Metropolis
Learning from Main Street

A workshop studying downtown Norman, Oklahoma, reintroduces students to the power of place.

Productsphere
Collaborative Creations

New designs at the NeoCon World’s Trade Fair transform the fixtures of the work space.

In Review
Bookshelf

Notable new releases on contemporary architecture, design, and culture.

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NIELS DIFFRIENT
The industrial designer talks about his legendary mentors and the absolute primacy of the pencil.
SHEILA HICKS - The Art of the Yarn

An exhibition spanning the textile artist’s 50-year career celebrates a woman with a deep connection to making and materials.

Going Back Outside (Again)

Created as an outdoor collection but sold for more than five decades as indoor furniture, the newly reintroduced Eames Aluminum Group returns to the patio.

IDEO Takes on the Government

The nimble consultancy brings design thinking to political structures in desperate need of reinvention.

7 Keys To Design &
Innovation for Government

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