Looking for a major dose of news you can use? In this edition of Design News You Can Use, Workplace Strategist Joelle Jach explores some of the most newsworthy articles and trends from the past year. The kids are alright: These days, it’s not hard to find critics of millennials. The largest (and maybe the […]
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As megacities expand and the list of cities-turned-megacities continues to grow, densification and limited resources make the tall tower fundamental to achieving high density within a small footprint. Yet the fact remains that most tall towers are resource-intensive and expensive to build and maintain—not to mention the psychological and social impact towers they can have […]
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How is virtual reality revolutionizing healthcare design? Mark Palmer weighs in. You may have heard this a million times by now, but virtual reality is poised to change almost everything about the way we live and work, including how we design space. For the first time, architects and designers can combine the visual quality of […]
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CRTKL’s Rudy Santacroce discusses the LEAN process in design and healthcare. Healthcare is changing, and one thing we can all agree on is that we need to optimize every dollar to assure it adds value. One of the most effective ways to do this is by eliminating waste. Seems simple enough, but how do we […]
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“Louvre reopens after heavy flooding shuttered Paris museum.” “Mexico City orders all cars off the road one day a week to tackle air pollution.” “Beijing takes lead from London, Singapore as it plans congestion charges to curb capital’s huge traffic jams.” A look at the day’s top headlines is profoundly telling in terms of the […]
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