Architecture & Design Archives | Page 27 of 28 | CREtech
When he does talk, he talks at length. Always slow, always considered and always with exceptional candour. It is an oratory style well placed to recount one of the most influential creative success stories in British history.
B8ta cofounder Phillip Raub spent the last five years seeking to reinvent retail stores, opening retail-as-a-service, data-driven showrooms for online brands. Now he wants to disrupt the furniture industry.
A joint venture backed by Ivanhoé Cambridge has put together a €650M ($773M, £598M) funding package for a 1.4M SF office development that is being developed with no tenants lined up. And here’s the kicker — it is built entirely from wood.
If there’s been a particular corner of the design world that’s actually managed to have a decent year, it’s online home decor retailers. Between the sudden, significant spike in demand for home office pieces plus an abundance of time to dream up and complete home improvement projects, consumers seem more inclined than ever to buy furniture and other products online.
The No. 2 U.S. auto maker asks 30,000 employees to clear out their desks to make way for workplace revamp.
Wearable technology, such as smart helmets and smart watches, is increasingly being adopted by the usually traditional construction industry, as it looks to improve the safety of workers and quickly identify site risks, a report states. The study by Global Data, updated and re-issued, notes that wearable tech such as the smart helmets developed by companies including Australia’s SmartCap Technol...
Daniel Ramirez is an innovation thought leader with expertise in directing highly complex projects that leverage data acquisition/analysis, build/optimize organizational processes, and infrastructure to maximize business results.Daniel has been nationally recognized for his work leading Product Development and Research Development in the design, construction and manufacturing industries. His work ...
Over the past 70 years, the workplace has evolved slowly but surely. In the past 5 months, that evolution has accelerated far more dramatically because of the health, social, and economic upheavals we're currently experiencing. When the dust settles, the office is going to look and feel like a different place than the one we left in March.
Over the next few months, the modular office architect company, boosted by a $12.5 million Series A round of funding, will unveil three new architectural tools to help clients design adaptability and flexibility. Morten Meisner-Jensen and Brian Chen founded the company in...
Some thinkers were making big connections (one architect offered “a new design model [that] can curb the environmental destruction that ...