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''The Art of Nandalal Bose'' Is First U.S. Showcase for an Indian Icon
By Robert L. Pincus

During its days as a British colony, much of India's art history remained hidden. The rediscovery of historical work at archaeological sites beginning in the 1850s was a spur to surging pride in Indian culture.

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Date: 03-17-2008
Article Type: Arts and Leisure





Line King Redl Shines Light on Altered Realities
By Robert L. Pincus

We can't escape geometry. If you're reading this inside your home or office, you're surrounded by straight edges. When you're driving, as often as not you're navigating a grid. Nature might not favor clean lines, but we do in the things and the daily surroundings we design.

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Date: 03-10-2008
Article Type: Arts and Leisure





Room With 24 Views: ''Cube'' Exhibit Is Portrait Studio, 21st-Century Style
By Robert L. Pincus

''Cube,'' as Lincoln Schatz has dubbed the space, possesses 24 video cameras, which all film the person or people in the room for 60 minutes. Then, the existing videos will be combined into one continuously runningstream, in which a software program randomly determines what appears on a 42-inch screen. He calls it a Generative Portrait, since what you see will shift constantly.

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Date: 03-03-2008
Article Type: Arts and Leisure





The Great Mall of China?
By Ahsin Rasheed

Much is made of the homogenous design monotony of international retailers. Instantly recognizable spaces created by global brands like Starbucks and McDonald's fuel a general-consensus lament that ''it's all the same'' and ''there is no local character.''

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Date: 03-03-2008
Article Type: Architect Feature





You Are More than an Architect; You Are a Marketer.
By Donna Taylor, Marketing Manager at Di Cara | Rubino Architects

One of the biggest marketing mistakes some architectural firms make is working with blinders on. The firm wins a project, the firm provides quality services and keeps the client happy, the project is a success, and then the project manager simply closes out the job. What's the next step? Most architects or project managers tend to move on to the next project. But back up a minute. Did you really just close out that project, or did you close out that client too?

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Date: 02-18-2008
Article Type: Architect Feature





Gone Green
By William Hallisky

Moving Forward

Residential design is not going green. It's gone green. More homeowners demand that their homes be sustainable, healthy to live in, and affordable to maintain as the years go by. By going green, they have chosen to reduce the burden on the environment while adding value to their homes.

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Date: 02-11-2008
Article Type: Architect Feature
Current rating: 9




Entering Dubai: Great Challenges, Greater Opportunity
By J. Rossi

Dubai is one of the world’s fastest-growing cities, and many U.S.;ndash;based architecture firms are responding to the demand for design services. Working in Dubai presents many challenges but offers great opportunity for firms and individuals who are willing to go the distance.

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Date: 02-04-2008
Article Type: Architect Feature





Trading on Main Street: Creating the Ultimate Retail Experience
By Ted Van Dyk, AIA, Principal of New City Design Group

Most of us are too young to remember a time when consumer goods were scarce. For today’s consumer shopping is more than a necessity. It is a form of entertainment.

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Date: 01-28-2008
Article Type: Architect Feature





Good Business: Facilitating a Creative-Friendly Work Environment
By Emily Sanderson

In a survey by the American Management Association, CEOs agreed that practicing creativity and innovation was what businesses need to survive in the 21st century, according to an article in Psychology Today by Stanley S. Gryskiewicz and Robert Epstein. However, only 6% of the CEOs felt that their organizations were doing a ''great job'' of it.

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Date: 01-21-2008
Article Type: Architect Feature





Latest Travel Craze: Underwater Tourism Destinations
By Robert Moran

Crescent Hydropolis Resorts PLC has a vision that will change the way people look at hotels forever. The company has proposed the first underwater tourism destination. The ocean, which has long since been a place of exploration and discovery, might possibly be a place for tourism, as well.

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Date: 12-31-2007
Article Type: Architect Feature
Current rating: 8



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