—Frederik Balfour, Eye on Asia
A human resources manager at a top architecture firm offers advice on how to put your best foot forward
They're pros at getting the most out of limited natural resources. The world is taking notice—especially U.S. venture capitalists
Some companies have hired Western consultancies to help redesign Soviet-era plant floors, cut costs, and boost productivity. It's working
The U.N. estimates that by 2050 some 70% of the world's population will live in cities. Chris Luebkeman, director for global foresight and innovation at Arup, discusses the implications of this shift
The need for a workspace that encourages collaboration is crucial for effective business. Our in-depth survey looks at the good, the bold—and the ugly—within corporate life
Hundreds of job openings with design-driven companies.
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Home prices are likely to fall for the next year, then stabilize, with a rebound in 2012 as the overall economy takes off again
How the fast-food giant's Chicago head office became one of the few buildings anywhere to obtain the top citation for energy and environmental design
Landlords, who would shoulder the financial burden, may hold up cities' ambitions to make commercial buildings more energy efficient
Smart technology that makes infrastructure safer and more efficient is ready just in time for a flood of government spending
"When a gasoline car battery fails, a new battery costs less than $100. Estimates for an electric car or hybrid car battery run at about $10,000."
Tell Us: Who Should Determine Electric Car Battery Prices?
The Korean capital, soon to host the Design Olympiad, is funding projects to promote style in Korean brands—and help keep growth on track
Slide Show: Cities at the Center of Design
Wireless energy dashboards to monitor usage are coming to many U.S. homes starting this year, fueled by the stimulus package
Slide Show: Monitoring In-Home Energy Use
You did the interviews, got the photos, and compiled the reams of data. Now what? A Steelcase experience could guide your next innovation project
Without a fully funded, federal alternative energy policy, the U.S. risks squandering its potential—and will continue to depend on foreign energy resources