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A New Design for Antarctic Research
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Without betraying secrets, the noted corporate adviser says to expect "the application of technology to really intimate things" -
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How to Create a Workplace People Never Want to Leave, by Google's Christopher Coleman
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Design
How to Reinvent a Brand, by Coach CEO Lew Frankfort
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Reinventing Business
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Seattle's Bullitt Center hopes it's beautiful stairwell will help save energy and promote employee health -
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Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget -
Hard Choices
Designer Michael Graves on Moving to J.C. Penney
The architect and industrial designer on ending his partnership with Target and following Ron Johnson to J.C. Penney -
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Fab.com: Winning in E-Commerce With Whimsy
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An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
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Micro-Apartments in the Big City: A Trend Builds
U.S. cities are developing residences under 400 square feet to accommodate more singles, students, and elderly -
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Reinventions: Band-aid
University students in Taiwan come up with a product that fits well no matter where the wound is -
Design
Silicon Valley Tech Giants Plan Super-Green Campuses
Planted roofs and hidden parking lots are de rigueur at new HQs for Apple, Google, and Facebook
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How to Create a Workplace People Never Want to Leave, by Google's Christopher Coleman
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In Iceland, an App to Warn If Your Hookup Is a Relative
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Architecture
Micro-Apartments in the Big City: A Trend Builds
U.S. cities are developing residences under 400 square feet to accommodate more singles, students, and elderly -
Architecture
Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2 -
Architecture
A New Design for Antarctic Research
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Design
How to Reinvent a Brand, by Coach CEO Lew Frankfort
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Design
Silicon Valley Tech Giants Plan Super-Green Campuses
Planted roofs and hidden parking lots are de rigueur at new HQs for Apple, Google, and Facebook -
Reinventing Business
Anthony Sperduti on Rebooting J.Crew Retail
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Design
An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
He's now designing all of Fiat's brands, plus Chrysler's Jeep and Dodge Durango -
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The Italian Legend Steering Car Design for Fiat-Chrysler
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Jeanne Gang and the Greening of Chicago
The architect wants to bring a “more wild version” of nature into cities. Her project for Chicago’s Northerly Island is under way -
Design
The Design Issue
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Bo Bengtsson's $2 Million Ultimate Speakers
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Janette Sadik-Khan: The Benefits of a Well-Designed City
Making your city attractive ... is actually an economic development strategy -
Design
Yves Béhar: The Designer as Entrepreneur
Fuseproject’s founder helps startups—and legacy brands—grow
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In Iceland, an App to Warn If Your Hookup Is a Relative
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How to Create a Workplace People Never Want to Leave, by Google's Christopher Coleman
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Architecture
A New Design for Antarctic Research
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Design
How to Reinvent a Brand, by Coach CEO Lew Frankfort
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Silicon Valley Tech Giants Plan Super-Green Campuses
Planted roofs and hidden parking lots are de rigueur at new HQs for Apple, Google, and Facebook -
Architecture
Micro-Apartments in the Big City: A Trend Builds
U.S. cities are developing residences under 400 square feet to accommodate more singles, students, and elderly -
Design
Janette Sadik-Khan: The Benefits of a Well-Designed City
Making your city attractive ... is actually an economic development strategy -
Architecture
Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2 -
Health Care
Has a Seattle Building Discovered the Secret to Making Stairs Irresistible?
Seattle's Bullitt Center hopes it's beautiful stairwell will help save energy and promote employee health -
Design
Reinventions: Band-aid
University students in Taiwan come up with a product that fits well no matter where the wound is -
Design
Es Devlin Reimagines the Live Show for Kanye West
The London-based set designer creates commercial spectacles -
Architecture
Jeanne Gang and the Greening of Chicago
The architect wants to bring a “more wild version” of nature into cities. Her project for Chicago’s Northerly Island is under way -
Design
Suzanne Lee's BioCouture: Fashion Grown From Bacteria
Lee grows beautiful, wearable dresses and accessories—using only cultured bacteria -
Apple
Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget
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In Iceland, an App to Warn If Your Hookup Is a Relative
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How to Create a Workplace People Never Want to Leave, by Google's Christopher Coleman
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Architecture
Micro-Apartments in the Big City: A Trend Builds
U.S. cities are developing residences under 400 square feet to accommodate more singles, students, and elderly -
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Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
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Suzanne Lee's BioCouture: Fashion Grown From Bacteria
Lee grows beautiful, wearable dresses and accessories—using only cultured bacteria -
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A New Design for Antarctic Research
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