Author: Michele L. Espeland, CID

Interior Design, Redefined

Posted by Michele L. Espeland, CID | Apr 29, 2019 | 0 |

Interior design does not simply ‘pick out the finishes and furnishings.’ It is an act of “livable” sculpture, carving out space for the specific needs of its inhabitants.

PRISM winds down
Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center transforms former temple with EXTECH’s translucent LIGHTWALL system
HGA-engineered elementary school becomes first Net Zero Energy school in Wisconsin
ACI Concrete Convention transitions to fully virtual
Stantec to provide engineering services for Western Australia’s first comprehensive city centre university campus
Sept. 7 webinar to provide insulating glass units guidance
New York’s Crotona Park’s historic clock tower lanterns revitalized with EXTECH’s custom glass block assembly
FGIA offering hands-on demonstration of installation practices during 2021 Hybrid Fall Conference
Adolfson & Peterson Construction and Douglas Unified School District #27 break ground on Douglas High School expansion and renovation
Total construction starts move lower in July

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Author: Michele L. Espeland, CID

Interior Design, Redefined

Cradle to Cradle Certified products

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