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To submit a product, please fill out our form provided here or send it to HCDproductnews@emeraldexpo.com.Umbra and Umbra Stripe from Kinetexread more
Stellavie is an agency formed by a duo of Hamburg-based designers, Steffen Heidemann and Viktoria Klein. The duo teamed up with a talented illustrator, Julian Rentzsch, to create these wonderful posters dedicated to famous movie directors. The portraits, in black-and-white, are mixed up with references to the directors that give it a very dynamic touch. Some […]
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“Green design” may not be the buzzword it used to be, but with solutions implemented years ago now bearing measurable results, it may be poised for a new day in the sun.
In The Center for Health Design’s column in the January/February issue of Healthcare Design, Debra Levin describes The Center’s informal efforts to capture Healthcare Design Expo & Conference attendees’ top issues of interest in 2015. Among the findings, this one caught my attention: the return of sustainable design as a key topic that keeps our industry up at night. It came in at number three; in 2014, sustainability wasn’t even included as a topic to choose from.read more
Herschel Supply has released its Spring 2016 Classics Lookbook. Premium finishes and evocative materials like vibrant woven straw, ballistic fabric, innovative self-healing ripstop and lustrous nylon adorn this extensive Spring offering.
Humanscale has released QuickStand Lite, bringing movement and flexibility to the home office.
Hip-hop, begun as a small subculture of an underrepresented community, has evolved to become one of the most pervasive, diverse, and profitable phenomena in today's society. A movement that once began with break beats in basement apartments, dance battles under the expressways, freestyle rapping on street corners, and tagging buildings, trucks and subway cars has blossomed into a multi-billion dollar industry.
Acclaimed London-based textiles artist Emma Neuberg's work is the subject of a vibrant new solo exhibition created for The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art, a first for the city.
From April 8th, RCA Secret will open at the Royal College of Art's Kensington campus.
Arts Thread, in partnership with Berlin Fashion Film Festival (BFFF), has launched a call for entries for the next creative fashion concept to be promoted and exhibited at BFFF 2016, taking place June 2-3, 2016.
A recent poll of baby boomers and millennials digs into what the generations look for in an outpatient facility, shedding light on how the design of the built environment can best answer all expectations.
Millennials, or Americans born between 1982 and 2000, have replaced baby boomers as the largest population segment in the country at 83 million, according to a June 2015 report from the U.S. Census Bureau. That puts them at center stage when it comes to how the healthcare sector markets its services.However, not to be forgotten are the 75.4 million boomers, those born between 1946 and 1964, who will soon begin to frequent healthcare facilities more often. read more