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Pritzker Prize to Doshi Designer for Humanity

The 2018 Pritzker Prize universally considered the highest honor for an architect will be conferred this year on the 90-year-old Balkrishna Doshi the first Indian so honored The citation from the Pritzker jury recognizes his particular strengths by stating that he ldquohas always created architecture that is serious never flashy or a follower of trendsrdquo The never-flashy-or-trendy message is another indication from these arbiters of design that our infatuation with exotic three-dimensional configurations initiated by Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid ndash and emulated by numerous others ndash may have run its course

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In Search of a Win-Win The Value Engineering Process

When most design professionals hear the term value engineering a dreaded sinking feeling deep in the pit of their stomach ensues Both the design firm and the contractor are at a disadvantage in preserving the look and design intent of the project keeping construction costs to a minimum and delivering the entire package on time officeinsight contributor Peter Carey searches for solutions that make it all possible


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The 2018 Pritzker Prize universally considered the high-est honor for an architect will be conferred this year on the 90-year-old Balkrishna Doshi the first Indian so honored The citation from the Pritzker jury recognizes ldquothe outstand-ing example he has set for professionals and students around the worldrdquo then focuses on his particular strengths by stating that he ldquohas always created architecture that is serious never flashy or a follower of trendsrdquo

The never-flashy-or-trendy message is another indication from these arbiters of design that our infatuation with exotic three-dimensional configurations initiated by Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid ndash and emulated by numerous others ndash may have run its course They are saying that in this seemingly ever more chaotic world we should be serving humanity with environments that acknowledge our need for order stability and reassurance

Unlike some Pritzker laureates such as last yearrsquos Spanish partnership of Aranda Pigem and Vilalta (whose work was also rather restrained and context-sensitive) the 90-year-old Doshi will not be suddenly rocketed out of obscurity by the prize He has been earning well-deserved respect internationally for much of his 60-plus years of

practice and teaching His three-year term as a Pritzker juror 2005-2007 was an earlier reflection of his worldwide respect He has served on other international juries and been named an honorary fellow of both the American Insti-tute of Architects and its British counterpart

Pritzker Prize to Doshi Designer for Humanityby John Morris Dixon

Balkrishna Doshi winner of the 2018 Pritzker Prize Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Sangath Architectrsquos Studio Site plan as miniature by Doshi Drawing courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Sangath Architectrsquos Studio 1980 Ahmedabad India ldquoSangath fuses images and associations of Indian lifestyles Memories of places visited collide evoking and connecting forgotten episodes Sangath is an ongoing school where one learns unlearns and relearns It has become a sanc-tuary of culture art and sustainability where research institutional facilities and maximum sustainability are emphasizedrdquo Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Sangath Architectrsquos Studio Lateral (east-west) section Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Through both the influences on his work and his influ-ence on others Doshi illustrates the international scope of Modern architecture As a young aspiring architect he was privileged to work for four years 1951-1954 in the Paris studio of the revered Modernist pioneer Le Corbusier where he contributed to the design of the key buildings in Indiarsquos new provincial capital at Chandigarh He then returned to his homeland to supervise construction of that architectrsquos projects in Ahmedabad

In 1962 Doshi invited the American master Louis Kahn to design the new Indian Institute of Management in Ahmed-abad The two collaborated for over a decade on its exten-sive and inventive campus reconciling Kahnrsquos concepts of architectural form with established Indian building tech-niques

The influences of those close associations with his ldquogurusrdquo Le Corbusier and Kahn can be seen in the robust concrete construction Doshi often employs But he didnrsquot simply absorb the profound lessons they offered He cre-

atively applied that knowledge to the specific situations he addressed in India extending those achievements into a vision of what architects worldwide could accomplish

Doshirsquos output of over 100 buildings ndash all in India ndash covers a wide range including educational and cultural institu-tions government-sponsored and cooperative housing developments and elegant private homes All of his work demonstrates an acute awareness of its context cultural economical and environmental His own studio in Ahmed-abad known as Sangath illustrates this local response with its garden amphitheater and other communal spaces its vaulted roofs and sunken planted areas responding to the arearsquos notorious heat The campus he designed for the institute of management in Bangalore reflects age-old In-dian traditions with a maze-like organization of interlocking buildings galleries and courtyards His Amdavad Ni Gufa largely an underground gallery in Ahmedabad suggests even prehistoric precedents with its tilting columns and undulating vaults

Sangath Architectrsquos Studio Study model for vaults Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Centre for Environmental Planning amp Technology 1966ndash2012 (Multiple Phases) Ahmedabad India Doshi blurs the definitions of interior and exterior creating covered open spaces that seamlessly unite the two Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Centre for Environmental Planning amp Technology Spaces for interaction below the studios Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

CEPT buildings respond to the distinct needs of each discipline and the evolving campus allows space for continued expansion Crisscross movements of faculty and students maintain physical and environmen-tal interconnectedness Double height space for multifunctional activi-ties overlooking the landscape and the studio spaces Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Centre for Environmental Planning amp Technology A funnel shaped entrance is designed to direct the breeze through the building Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

The honoree has shared his cumula-tive design wisdom with a career-long commitment to education He de-signed the Ahmedabad campus of the Center for Environmental Planning and Technology (now known as CEPT Uni-versity) and taught there for decades And he has carried his design wisdom to other parts of the world having taught architecture in the US at MIT the Universities of Pennsylvania and Illinois and Rice University in Canada at McGill in Montreal and at the Uni-versity of Hong Kong

The prize will be awarded in a cer-emony commemorating the Pritzkerrsquos 40th anniversary taking place at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto this May

We should wish Doshi many more years of designing place-sensitive

environments and sharing his insights with the world n

Aranya Low Cost Housing The community is composed of over 6500 residences amongst six sectors ndash each of which features a range of housing options from modest one-room units to spacious houses to accommodate a range of incomes Photo courtesy of VSA and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Aranya Low Cost Housing Perspective of a street as a miniature by Doshi Drawing courtesy of VSA and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Aranya Low Cost Housing 1989 Indore India Aranya Low Cost Housing accommo-dates over 80000 individuals through a system of houses courtyards and a labyrinth of internal pathways ldquoThey are not houses but homes where a happy community lives That is what finally mattersrdquo Photo courtesy of VSA and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Aranya Low Cost Housing Faccedilade studies for volumes and colors Sketch courtesy of VSA and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Inside the Gufa ldquoAmdavad Ni Gufa designed as an art gallery trans-formed and became a living organism and sociocultural centre due to its unusual combination of computer aided design use of mobile ferro-cement forms and craftsmanship by local crafts people using waste productsrdquo Photo courtesy of VSA and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Amdavad Ni Gufa Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Amdavad Ni Gufa 1994 Ahmedabad India Amdavad Ni Gufa was designed to demonstrate the collaboration between an artist and architect An underground gallery housing the works of artist Maqbool Fida Husain Doshirsquos design was inspired by a discussion between the two that occurred thirty years prior to the proj-ect It was about a response to climate and the benefits of interred spaces In designing the landscape and entrance the architect connects the building to the extended world Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Premabhai Hall 1976 Ahmedabad India View from Bhadra Square ldquoA good theatreis the extension of the most active and creative part of a city It is a place where all artists meet and recreate a new image of liferdquo Designed as a public theatre Premabhai Hall a largely concrete build-ing houses an auditorium vast interior corridors and public gathering spaces Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Premabhai Hall Entrance to the auditorium from the foyer Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Premabhai Hall Staircases leading to various levels of auditorium seating Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architec-ture Prize


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Informed by both Western and Eastern designs Kamala House was named after Doshirsquos wife and is the architectrsquos personal residence Doshi relies on a sustainable and economical approach Natural light is maximized and streams throughout while cavity walls trap and minimize heat Unlike traditional Indian homes at the time the garden was placed in the rear of the house rather than in the front to intentionally offer privacy Photo Courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Indian Institute of Management Bangalore View towards the library from a semi-open corridor ldquoI wanted to develop a system by which the build-ings at IIM Bangalore disappear and spaces in between them dominate the experience of the placehellipI thought the most important things [were] the rasa which is the subtle experience of the space that makes the space memorable It extends the associations and enriches imaginationrdquo Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize


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Kamala House 1963 Ahmedabad India In addition to the four dis-tinct rooms ndash drawing dining kitchen bedroom ndash the one-and-a-half-story house includes an extension (1986) visible here in late evening light Photo by A+U courtesy of the Pritzker Architecture Prize

Indian Institute of Management Bangalore 1977ndash1992 (Multiple Phases) Bangalore India Inspired by traditional maze-like Indian cities and temples IIM Bangalore is organized as interlocking buildings courts and galleries It also provides a variety of spaces protected from the hot climate and infuses greenery through semi-open corridors and gardens Photo courtesy of VSF and the Pritzker Architecture Prize

PRITZKER PRIZE WINNERS TO DATE1979 Philip Johnson US1980 Luis Barragan Mexico1981 James Stirling UK1982 Kevin Roche US1983 IM Pei US1984 Richard Meier US1985 Hans Hollein Austria1986 Gottfried Bohm Germany1987 Kenzo Tange Japan1988 Gordon Bunshaft US +

Oscar Niemeyer Brazil1989 Frank Gehry US1990 Aldo Rossi Italy1991 Robert Venturi US1992 Alvaro Siza Portugal

1993 Fumihiko Maki Japan1994 Christian de Portzamparc France1995 Tadao Ando Japan1996 Rafael Moneo Spain1997 Sverre Fehn Norway1998 Renzo Piano Italy1999 Norman Foster UK2000 Rem Koolhaas Netherlands2001 Jacques Herzog + Pierre de

Meuron Switzerland 2002 Glenn Murcutt Australia 2003 Jorn Utzon Denmark2004 Zaha Hadid UK2005 Thom Mayne US2006 Paolo Mendes da Rocha Brazil

2007 Richard Rogers UK2008 Jean Nouvel France 2009 Peter Zumthor Switzerland2010 Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue

Nishizawa Japan 2011 Eduardo Souto de Moura

Portugal2012 Wang Shu China2013 Toyo Ito Japan2014 Shigeru Ban Japan2015 Frei Otto Germany2016 Alejandro Aravena Chile2017 Rafael Aranda Carmen Pigem

+ Ramon Vilalta Spain2018 Balkrishna Doshi India


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When most design professionals hear the term value en-gineering they tend to get a dreaded sinking feeling deep in the pit of their stomach To many of these people this process also referred to as VE often comes in the form of re-selecting a material that was specified for a project that is most likely already under construction and has a hard delivery date to the client

No wonder that sinking feeling happens ndash both the design firm and the contractor are not only behind one 8 ball they are really behind three 8 balls preserving the look and design intent of the project keeping construction costs to a minimum and delivering the entire package on time

In this all-too-often situation the odds of VE being a win-win for all involved are next to none When seen over all phases of a construction project VE rarely if ever saves a project any money which was the goal of introducing the process in the first place From the architectrsquos perspec-tive VE has little to do with preserving the value of their design it is mostly about cutting construction costs From the contractorrsquos perspective it is another change order ndash an increase of services to their contractually agreed fee with the client

How did we get here What are the factors involved Is there any way to avoid this situation As it stands today the value engineering process is not written into a standard contract between an architect and an owner At the onset of each project architects contractually agree to design to certain cost parameters but most of the time those num-bers are not clearly defined

In the last few years the drive to obtain material and labor pricing for each project is happening earlier and earlier with all players involved striving to get an accurate number as soon as possible even if the project is two or three years away from completed construction This is almost like getting pricing for a car three years before it is built a lot can happen in that time from changes in tech-nology to cultural shifts material costs and even interna-tional trade negotiations

However constructing a building or interiors project is not mass production like making a car Designing each build-ing or even each floor within a building can almost be seen as designing a unique one-off prototype There may be simi-larities between some of them but each one has its own set of design challenges and opportunities and customization along the way is mandatory

Assigning a fixed cost to virtually any aspect of a con-struction project defines it in such a way that to undo it

would usually set off a cascading series of events requiring the entire project be re-evaluated for price Many years ago I worked for Butler Rogers Baskett a design firm that specified interior glass wall partitions for many of their law firm clients This was a high priced component in every job We never asked manufacturers for their wall system price per linear foot knowing full well that the site condi-tions would dictate the price and that the closer we got to a finished plan was the closer we got to a real price In that instance the wall system budget was usually taken out of the FFampE budget for the project and treated differently so it could be managed more efficiently

From the manufacturing perspective it is interesting to note that certain segments like the carpet industry have become vertically integrated over time in order to meet client pricing requirements For example even though inflation has risen at a steady rate over the past few de-cades most of the carpet industry continues to offer 10- or 15-dollar-a-yard tenant improvement carpet Their manu-facturing costs have risen just like everyone elsersquos but the construction of the carpet has been adjusted to fit the pricing demands

Just as contractors make money from change orders architects are entitled to charge additional fees for services like value engineering Many owners do not realize the high price they pay to save money on construction costs We must however predict pricing for a project at some point and pricing is handled differently for construction projects across the world In Asia for example many local design firms compete for projects by presenting the owner with a finished set of plans Thatrsquos right ndash they design the project before they even have the job There the client chooses the project they want from the designs not from the designers

Hong Kong-based international design firm M Moser Associates is known for leveraging their affordable Asian workforce to compete on fully-designed speculative design projects across the US and Europe Here in America most design firms sell their design talent and past experi-ences to potential clients offering a tailor-made solution for each project ndash a far different value proposition For larger construction projects an owner representative may be involved to oversee the process and attempt to control costs or implement value engineering but they do not work for free and their value is seen differently from all project stakeholders

When American architects work abroad they typically deliver a set of documents that illustrates their design intent

In Search of a Win-Win The Value Engineering Processby Peter Carey


aampdfor the project leaving it to the local architect wherever they may be to match the finishes locally and perform construction administration In Asia and elsewhere design firms many times have the dual role of being the designer and the builder and have the ability to hone and recycle their construction process and designs from job to job inherently cutting costs

Centuries ago the term Master Builder was given to a person or group who had the ability to expertly compre-hend an architectrsquos plans and skillfully weave together the many materials which make up a building or interior These builders after years of on the job experience eventually graduated to become architects

The reality of the bottom line will never change but how we get there has the possibility to change quite a bit Processes like Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) or Designndashbuild seek to integrate the master builder ethos back into the contemporary construc-

tion process with mixed success Computer drafting programs like

Revit have the possibility of writing product specifications as the design-ers draw the project which not only provides an accurate picture of how much material is needed each finish material like flooring or wall cladding can be easily swapped out for price comparison if needed To me Revitrsquos most powerful tool is their energy-modeling feature for an entire building or just for one floor of a building which can accurately predict correct HVAC system requirements HVAC is often is a prime target for value engineering in many construction projects as it is not a visual component to the project It is however essential for occupant comfort and much more expensive to change after the client moves in to the space

These days avoiding value engi-neering is like avoiding the flu one way or another you are going to come into contact with it One popular way

design firms approach the process is to anticipate the clientrsquos reaction by offering three different tiers of material pricing andor quality to each project palette In the long run that ends up being three times the work for the de-signer but by front loading the design process it still makes the inevitable value engineering process easier because they have more affordable materials in their back pocket

Itrsquos no surprise that everyone is averse to risk when large sums of money are on the line but balancing good design with anticipating real-time pricing and availability along with an intelligent thoughtful response is part and parcel of being a successful architect or interior designer today Engineering in the value that is find-ing an equivalent material solution with a similar performance needs to be factored in the VE process more than just finding a cheaper alternative that somewhat resembles the original design intent n


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Swedish death cleaning has replaced hygge as the hottest Scandinavian life management tool in the US It seems that Margareta Magnussenrsquos system for de-cluttering (detailed in her book The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning How to Make Your Loved Inesrsquo Lives Easier and Your Own Life More Pleasant) is a little more straightforward than Marie Kondorsquos (described in The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up)

The current popularity of Magnussenrsquos book and the con-tinuing attention to Kondorsquos indicate that in America and probably elsewhere many of us have finally reached the point where we really have too much stuff around

When a space wersquore in is cluttered visually and other-wise we get stressed Then our professional performance degrades along with our mood and we start to do undesir-able things such as eat food that isnrsquot good for us

Since de-cluttering is top-of-mind it seems like a good time to take steps to manage the clutter both at our own workspaces and at those of our clients

Magnussenrsquos approach to eliminating possessions is pret-ty direct and seems like tough love compared to Kondorsquos Magnussen admonishes people to cut cut cut and winnow their stuff down to essentials Kondo takes a more senti-mental tact Magnussenrsquos method for de-cluttering seems like the best option for work areas

Before the de-cluttering process begins anywhere itrsquos important to remember that an environment thatrsquos too stark without anything in it that reminds us who we are and whatrsquos important to us is just as unpleasant as one thatrsquos overstuffed In a workplace seeing just a couple of person-alizing items (for example photos) in any gaze through a space seems about right

Science tells us that what we should be working toward in our workplaces is an environment that has the visual complexity of an interior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright At this level of complexity both our moods and our work performance are good

But realistically most of us and our clients have more clutter-inducing items than are good for us We retain print-outs of reports that wersquove marked up with highlighters and pens because the world is not as paperless as advertised or any number of other similar items all of which fill our worlds with untidiness

If wersquore actually honest with ourselves we need to ac-knowledge that much of the stuff that still surrounds people at work after decades of the war on paper and other mate-rial objects is here to stay Maybe a single printed report will find its way to a shredder but when it does another will take its place

Our behaviors and our reactions to clutter mean that stor-age is required in workplaces and that storage containers must hide their contents from view Cabinets with transpar-ent sheets of glass in their doors ndash or anything else that allows a peak inside ndash are definitely not useful They gather our possessions together but donrsquot help with the de-clutter-ing because we can still see their contents

Realistic de-cluttering requires chunking papersbookstoolspensetc into solid blocks of stuff instead of vis-ible piles or free-floating ephemera Visually impermeable blocks that hold papers tools etc can dramatically reduce clutter and visual complexity These blocks can be hard

ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGYSwedish Death Cleaning First Chunking Secondby Sally Augustin PhD


concurrentssided cubes or something else their most important feature is a view blocking unpatterned surface Some people may legitimately require more than one of these blocks

Itrsquod also be great to provide workers with some way to keep all the papers etc that theyrsquore not working with right now out of view That annotated report which wonrsquot be relevant for a few days can find itrsquos way into a storage block but the printout thatrsquoll be needed in a few hours should ideally also be out of view until itrsquos required When an item isnrsquot needed at the moment being able to slip it into a clut-ter busting pocketorganizercubbyetc for example keeps visual complexity in check A closed doorcover on the front of that pocketorganizercubbyetc can remind viewers that therersquos something inside it

Getting rid of extra in-workplace stuff using techniques discussed by Magnussen and Kondo starts the de-clutter-ing process Chunking what remains into visibly imperme-able containers helps us pull visual complexity to manage-able levels ndash and that boosts mood and performance and improves behavior n

Sally Augustin PhD a cognitive scientist is the editor of Research Design Connections (wwwresearchdesigncon-nectionscom) a monthly subscription newsletter and free daily blog where recent and classic research in the social design and physical sciences that can inform designersrsquo work are presented in straightforward language Readers learn about the latest research findings immediately before theyrsquore available elsewhere Sally who is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association is also the author of Place Advantage Applied Psychology for Interior Architec-ture (Wiley 2009) and with Cindy Coleman The Designerrsquos Guide to Doing Research Applying Knowledge to Inform Design (Wiley 2012) She is a principal at Design With Sci-ence (wwwdesignwithsciencecom) and can be reached at sallyaugustindesignwithsciencecom

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r-d connectionRESEARCH-DESIGN CONNECTIONThermal Pleasureby Sally Augustin PhD

Parkinson and de Dear studied links between temperature and positive en-vironmental experiences They report that ldquothe experiments presented in this paper and the prequels in this series point to the importance of context in the indoor setting and also the bodily state of the occupant in determining whether a given thermal environmental variation will berdquo felt to be pleasur-able or unpleasant Parkinson and de Dear share that ldquoA pragmatic design

solution to thehellipindividual differences inherent inhellipthermal preferences is to provide PEC [personal environmental control] options to occupantshellipvari-ables such as the target area rate of cooling and temporal profile of periph-eral heat should be controllable by the individual By embedding PEC systems in workstations occupants can create bespoke micro-environments that are capable of eliciting positive hedonic [pleasurable] toneshellipPEC permits this without the individualrsquos thermal prefer-ences impinging upon the environ-ment of othershellipnot everyone experi-ences the same quality or intensity of thermal pleasure from the same thermal stimulirdquo n

Thomas Parkinson and Richard de Dear 2017 ldquoThermal Pleasure in Built Environments Spatial Alliesthesia from Air Movementrdquo Building Research and Information vol 45 no 3 pp 320-335

Sally Augustin PhD a cognitive sci-entist is the editor of Research Design Connections (wwwresearchdesigncon-nectionscom) a monthly subscription newsletter and free daily blog where recent and classic research in the social design and physical sciences that can inform designersrsquo work are presented in straightforward language Readers learn about the latest re-search findings immediately before theyrsquore available elsewhere Sally who is a Fellow of the American Psycho-logical Association is also the author of Place Advantage Applied Psychol-ogy for Interior Architecture (Wiley 2009) and with Cindy Coleman The Designerrsquos Guide to Doing Research Applying Knowledge to Inform Design (Wiley 2012) She is a principal at Design With Science (wwwdesignwith-sciencecom) and can be reached at sallyaugustindesignwithsciencecom

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NOTEWORTHYgtNathan Dean was promoted to Director Regional Opera-tions in Ware Malcombrsquos San Diego office Mr Dean joined Ware Malcomb in 2004 as a Project Manager leading a number of key corporate accounts During his time at Ware Malcomb he has earned his Masterrsquos degree obtained his architectural license and become one of the regionrsquos lead Project Architects In his new role he oversees the operations func-tion for Ware Malcombrsquos San Diego Downtown San Diego Phoenix Mexico City and Panama offices Read More

gtJim Henry was named Health Director for HDRrsquos US West Region Mr Henry has most recently been serv-ing as Design Director for the firmrsquos Health sector where he worked on notable projects such as The Pavilion for the

University of Pennsylvania Medical Center Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi and cur-rently The Ohio State Univer-sityrsquos Wexner Medical Center He also was the co-design lead for New Parkland Hospi-tal the largest county hospital in the US design director for Lackland Ambulatory Care Center the largest of its kind in the Department of Defense worked with Kaiser Perma-nente on the Reimagining Ambulatory Design project and many other healthcare education science technolo-gy and civic projects includ-ing Galveston Fire Station 4 a winner of several respected architecture awards In 2015 Mr Henry received a Young Architect Award from the AIA Hersquos also been named a ldquo40 Under 40rdquo professional by Building Design amp Construc-tion Magazine and one of ldquo20 Under 40rdquo leaders in Texas and Louisiana by Engineering News-Record Read More

gtKimberly Huffman was promoted to Director Re-gional Operations in Ware Malcombrsquos Irvine CA office Ms Huffman joined Ware Malcombrsquos commercial team in 2013 as a Job Captain and was quickly promoted to Proj-

ect Architect Her experience includes a variety project types including office indus-trial manufacturing renova-tion retail and public In the fall of 2016 Huffman was tapped to be Regional Opera-tions Manager and has since led the region and focused on creating operational efficien-cies through her dedicated oversight In her new role she oversees the operations function for Ware Malcombrsquos Irvine Inland Empire and Los Angeles offices Read More

gtDavid Jolly President of J+J Flooring plans to retire from the company effective Mar 31 James Lesslie current Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Engi-neered Floors was appointed President of Engineered Floorsrsquo Commercial Division which includes J+J Flooring EF Contract and EF Hospital-ity Mr Jollyrsquos 27-year tenure with the company and his retirement mark the end of an era spanning three genera-tions His grandfather Rollins Jolly along with Tom Jones founded the company in 1957 His father Jim Jolly served 40 years with the company before retiring in 2006 as Chairman and CEO David Jolly joined

J+J in 1991 as a Marketing Services Coordinator He later served as Director of Marketing for Invision Carpet Systems in 1995 then as Vice President Marketing amp Contract Services Following roles as Vice Presi-dent Marketing amp Products and Senior Vice President Sales amp Marketing he was named President and COO in 2006 In 2010 he became President and CEO Under his leadership the company expe-rienced sustained growth and achieved several industry-first accomplishments In 2005 he worked to get the company back into the modular carpet business successfully growing alongside the demand for soft surface tile products He also paved the way for the introduc-tion of Kinetex an advanced textile composite flooring In 2014 J+J was indepen-dently certified as the first floor covering manufacturer in the US to achieve Zero Waste to Landfill status In 2016 Mr Jolly helped successfully lead the merger with Engineered Floors Read More

gtIsmael Leyva President of Ismael Leyva Architects was elevated to AIArsquos College of Fellows This is a select honor awarded to members

Nathan Dean Jim Henry

Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly


officenewswirewho have made significant contributions to society and the profession of architec-ture Based in New York City Ismael Leyva Architects has become an internation-ally recognized architectural urban planning and interior design firm that is renowned by the development and construction industry for its creative iconic and practi-cal design Some of firmrsquos prominent designs include The Greenpoint The Charles Icon Place 57 152 East 87th Street 196 Orchard and 515 West 39th Street in New York as well as Torre Las Americas and Torres Paseo Colon in Latin America The 2018 AIA Fellows will be honored at a ceremony on Jun 22 at the AIA Conference on Architec-ture 2018 in NYC Read More

gtCetraRuddy promoted six key architects and designers Thomas Graul was named an Associate Principal Adam Kehr Erica LiBritz and So-dam Ha were named Senior Associates and Patricia Duval and Chika Yamada were named Associates of the firm

Tom Graul joined CetraRuddy in 2014 and oversees quality assessment for the firmrsquos

construction and coordination processes With more than 30 years of experience working at varying scales of complex-ity and size he distinguishes himself as an expert technical director helping to develop and translate innovative designs into reality In his new role as Associate Principal he joins CetraRuddyrsquos 12-mem-ber Executive Committee which provides leadership and strategic direction for the 100-plus-person firm

Adam Kehr has become a core member of the Cetra-Ruddy design and manage-ment teams since joining the firm in 2012 He has played key roles in major projects including the Galleria Hotel in Jeddah Saudi Arabia and the recently completed and award-winning Saltmeadow residential development in Far Rockaway NY Currently he is overseeing the design of new restaurants in Manhat-tanrsquos Hudson Yards and Mid-

town neighborhoods and the adaptive reuse of 540 Broad Street in Newark NJ

Erica LiBritz who joined CetraRuddy in 2013 is an accomplished project man-ager with more than 10 years of experience focusing on complex multifamily residen-tial developments Her added expertise in zoning analysis has been vital in winning project approvals through the ULURP process Community Boards and the City Planning Commission She is currently managing 45 Broad Street an 1100-foot-high tower under construction in Manhattanrsquos Financial District

Sodam Ha has emerged as one of the firmrsquos leading interior designers since join-ing CetraRuddy in 2007 She works closely with interior de-sign and architectural teams to visualize and enhance con-nections between the exterior and interior features of a proj-ect essential to CetraRuddyrsquos integrated approach With a specialization in residential and hospitality projects she develops solutions that utilize

innovative materials and sus-tainable approaches in order to strengthen design integrity

Patricia Duval is a gifted interior designer with 15 years of experience includ-ing an extensive portfolio of corporate interior design work At CetraRuddy she has served as the senior interior designer for a number of significant projects including a new 15000sf workplace for brokerage firm The Corcoran Group and a 118000sf luxury apartment building in the Hellrsquos Kitchen neighborhood She also oversaw the design and completion of Cetra-Ruddyrsquos new office space in Manhattan following the firmrsquos relocation from SoHo to the Financial District

Chika Yamada is an accom-plished project manager with more than 15 years in the field and a reputation for suc-cessfully leading highly com-plex large-scale projects Her experience taking a project through all phases mdash from zoning to planning and con-struction detailing mdash affords her the ability to integrate

Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada


officenewswirecomplicated design elements into coherent and rational solutions She is currently managing a highly complex lifestyle multifamily residential project on Manhattanrsquos west side Read More

gtESD (Environmental Sys-tems Design Inc) promoted Keith Seier to Chief Operat-ing Officer and Chris Wilson to Vice President Opera-tions Director Mr Seier who joined ESD in 2006 will be responsible for providing the leadership management and vision to ensure ESD has the proper operational controls to grow the organization through its financial and information technology systems He was also named an executive vice president by the firm Mr Wil-son who joined ESD in 2011 is dedicated to providing sustainable design solutions that improve how buildings impact our society In 2016 he became studio leader of the Energy+Eco team where he helped expand service offerings such as monitoring-based commissioning build-ing envelope commissioning and energy analytics Read More

gtBe Original Americas extended the applica-tion deadline for its 2018 Student Design Fellowship through this Friday Mar 23 This seven-week immersive internship (Jun 11-Jul 31) introduces two undergraduate students to the ins and outs of creating authentic design through hands-on in-the-field learning Read More

gtEAA-Emre Arolat Architec-ture known for producing relevant and contempo-rary architecture around the world opened a New York City office Located in Manhattanrsquos creative SoHo hub at 199 Lafayette Street EAA Studio New York marks the third office for the firm which has highly successful offices in both Istanbul and London Emre Arolat has

been awarded some of the most prestigious architecture awards granted in the profes-sion including the Aga Khan award in 2010 for the Ipekyol Textile Factory and the Mies van der Rohe Selected Work award for the Minicity Theme Park The firm was also highly commended with the Mies van der Rohe Award for its groundbreaking Sancaklar Mosque Other important international awards have included World Architecture Architectural Review World Architecture Community Cityscape Dubai and the ArchDaily Building of the Year Award Read More

gtFormica Corp announced the top three winners of its FORM Student Innovation Competition This competi-tion provided students the opportunity to take on the original 2008 FORM chal-lenge where world-renowned designers and architects constructed works of art from Formicareg Brand products creating something to ldquosit upon lay upon lean upon or play uponrdquo Rachel Marie

Keith Seier and Chris Wilson

Be Original Americas Student Design Fellowship

Formica FORM Student Innovation Competition - First Place Winner - Deflection by Rachel Marie Thompson


officenewswireThompson is the grand-prize winner of the competition with her ldquoDeflextionrdquo design which is a unique chair meant to give the illusion of move-ment as it is observed from every angle and uses three different Formicareg Laminate designs Bright White Graph-ite Grafix and Black Kimberly Wheelerrsquos ldquoCarrara Bellisrdquo design took second place and Sara Camachorsquos ldquoCebra Chairrdquo took third The top three students all attend Mi-chael Graves College at Kean University The Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati where Formica Corporation is headquartered will run an exhibition from March 23 to April 8 featuring the winning studentrsquos fabricated design renderings of other finalistsrsquo designs and works by Mas-simo Vignelli Michael Graves and other prominent archi-tects from the original FORM competition Read More

gtGaggenau German manu-facturer of luxury profession-al-grade kitchen appliances received a Gold 2018 iF product design award for its newly launched Vario cool-ing 400 series The iF jury commented ldquoGaggenau has created a range of profes-sional cooling appliances that celebrate the quality of food An honest use of materials is paired with generous propor-tions and excellent spatial organisation for best-possible user experience This series fits perfectly into contem-porary handle-less interior architecturerdquo Read More

gtHickory Chair announced the end of its partnership with Alexa Hampton The Alexa Hampton and Mark Hampton collections for Hickory Chair began in 1988 with the late Mark Hampton and in 2005 with his daugh-ter Alexa each collection has expanded though multiple

iterations since their initial launches ldquoIt is with our admi-ration and deep appreciation that we wish Alexa the great-est success in the future with her iconic brandsrdquo stated Parker Goss Vice President of Merchandising ldquoIn addition to unveiling Suzanne Kaslerrsquos exciting new Paris Apartment collection this spring we invite everyone to join us in cel-ebrating our 30-year relation-ship with the Hampton brands as we honor Alexa in her final market for Hickory Chairrdquo Alexa Hampton said ldquoOurs has been a meaningful and rewarding relationship over the years ndash one that I and my father have valued deeply While we end this particular professional era with nothing but good will and excitement for our future successes I will always remain a steadfast lifelong customer of Hickory Chair whose furniture has thrilled me almost as much as all of the great friends I have made at the company over the yearsrdquo Read More

gtIIDA NY Buffalo City Center is accepting entries through this Friday Mar 23 to its first interior design awards competition It is open to any interior designer interior architect or architect based in the Western New York area Submissions should focus on projects located in Western New York Central New York and Upstate New York com-pleted Jan 1 2015 through Dec 31 2017 Winners will be announced at an awards gala hosted at Hotel Henry in Buffalo on Apr 19 Read More

gtKartell strengthened its retail expansion strategy and distribution network in China with the opening of a new flagship store in Beijing It is located in the Blue Morning Easyhome North department store in the heart of the Beijing furniture district where Kartell already has a small exhibit space Designed by the Lavi-ani design studio the flagship store is a result of consoli-dated collaboration between Kartell and partner Blue Morn-ing The space is divided into different settings that evoke and inspire Kartellrsquos complex rich decor solutions showing off both the latest products and the best sellers that have become contemporary design icons Read More

gtSmithGroupJJR will now offer architecture services at its Madison WI office for the first time in the companyrsquos history With 12 offices in the US and China Smith-GroupJJR has provided a full range of professional services for large and complex projects across markets The decision to offer architecture services in Madisonmdashwhich has histor-ically focused its practice on providing award-winning site design landscape architec-ture civil and coastal engi-neering expertise for a range of master planning urban design and waterfront project typesmdashsupports strategic initiatives to expand the firmrsquos steady growth and better service clients and building owners that are increasingly opting to use multi-disciplin-ary firms to solve project chal-lenges Read More

Gaggenau Vario Cooling 400 Series


officenewswireRE-SITEDgtBennet Dunkley joined HLW as Principal Mr Dunk-ley who has dual citizenship in the US and UK is a member of both the Royal Institute of British Architects and the AIA He has almost 30 years of experience as an architect with a portfolio that includes hospitality residential academic com-mercial interiors planning and preservation projects In his new role at HLW he will lead HLWrsquos education sector implementing new growth strategies and design ap-proaches for the firmrsquos grow-ing list of academic projects He will also help to guide the firm through the next wave of development in New York City and surrounding areas His hire comes as develop-able sites become more rare and complex and projects increasingly require creative approaches to design Read More

gtLucas Corsbie joined Ware Malcomb as Director Civil Engineering in the firmrsquos Irvine office Mr Corsbie has nearly 14 years of experience in civil engineering and land surveying for various types of land development and

construction projects In his new role he is responsible for the growth and management of civil engineering ser-vices across Ware Malcombrsquos Southern California region and oversees all civil engi-neering projects in the Irvine office Read More

gtKen Ederington joined Carrier Johnson + CULTURE as Director of Science With nearly four decades of experience as a project leader for scientific and research facilities Mr Ederington offers valuable insights on how labs and researchers work today Drawing on a prodigious ca-reer designing dozens of labo-ratory projects spanning three continents he is regarded for his work as an architect planner and project manager He has particular expertise in laboratories that help boost productivity and enhance performance outcomes using

cost-effective solutions for improving efficiency as well as occupant health and well-ness He also offers insights in lab facility tenant improve-ments build-to-suit projects and research facilities within corporate headquarters Read More

gtScott Elofson joined HDRrsquos Minneapolis architecture studio as a Design Principal With 20 years of experience working for prominent Twin Cities firms his work on healthcare facilities sports arenas civic buildings arts institutions transportation projects and urban design lends itself well to his new role leading the studiorsquos design efforts Most recently a vice presidentdesign leader at Elness Swenson Graham Architects in Minneapolis Mr Elofson led design on multiple local and national hous-ing hospitality and master planning projects Prior to joining ESG he designed a mixed-use office building and service center two city halls a medical office building and justice centers His work includes being part of a task force aimed at transforming the ways buses flow through downtown Minneapolis an award-winning greenfield

hospital and a new practice facility for an NBA basketball team Read More

gtTavie Folk joined Pallas Textiles as the companyrsquos new sales manager Ms Folk earned a Masterrsquos of Man-agement at the University of Wisconsin ndash Green Bay and has spent the last 10 years managing sales teams in the financial industry Her experi-ence and genuine care to see other succeed will suit her well as she oversees the sales of Pallas Textiles across the US Read More

gtCarrie Hahn joined HBF + HBF Textiles as A+D Man-ager based out of the Chi-cago showroom With a back-ground in interior design and more than 17 years of indus-try knowledge Ms Hahn is a strategic sales manager who has mastered the balance between providing reliable client services and exemplify-ing her passion for the design industry She partners with architects designers dealers and end-users to assist in crafting thoughtful design for the contract environment As a results-oriented sales representative she is commit-ted to developing meaningful relationships while administer-ing strategic and consultative

Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie

Ken Ederington Scott Elofson

Tavie Folk


officenewswireselling Previously Carrie was a senior designer for several interiors firms and most re-cently worked as a Corporate Account Manager in the furni-ture industry Read More

gtAvery Miyasato Handy joined TPG Architecture as Creative Director In this role he will oversee the execution of workplace projects ndash from conception to completion Mr Handy has more than 20 years of experience in the architecture and design industry He has served as lead Project Designer and Design Director for a wide array of project types mdash from small projects to complex properties many of which have been honored by the in-dustryrsquos top awards programs in the corporate retail and hospitality arenas He has worked with clients including NBCU Esteeacute Lauder AIG

AOL KMPG Dorsey Whit-ney Sports Illustrated Time Warner Cable Citi Field and a host of boutique financial clients Additionally he has served as a judge for IIDArsquos Asia Pacific Design Awards Read More

gtBill Keller joined Leland as President Mr Keller has dedicated his career to the furniture design industry for more than 30 years Prior to Leland Keller served as the Vice President of Sales at Nucraft and also worked at Steelcase and Haworth in both National Sales and Product Marketing In his new role he will focus on expand-ing Lelandrsquos footprint starting with the team headquartered in Grand Rapids In addition he will support the growth of Lelandrsquos independent rep-resentatives designers and customers Read More

gtMeghan Sherwin joined Keilhauer as Vice President of Marketing Ms Sherwin has more than 15 years of marketing experience most recently as Vice President of Strategy at McCann and previously with Cheil BBDO Proximity Digital Cement and Leo Burnett Her expertise

extends into all areas of mar-keting including B2B B2C CRM events and activations traditional and digital She has worked with some of the top Fortune 100 brands in the world including Samsung IBM Dove Campbellrsquos Visa BMO Gillette and Kraft creating omni-channel award winning marketing program-ming Her best-in-class inte-grated campaigns have also been incorporated into the curriculum as case studies at Google Queenrsquos University and Rotman School of Busi-ness In her new role she will be responsible for shaping the Keilhauer brand and directing the ways in which the company communicates and engages with the AampD community through brand strategy marketing public relations showrooms spon-sorships textiles events and activations Read More

gtDXA studio a New York-based architecture and design firm added five new team members

-Romaacuten Falcoacuten Intermedi-ate Designer received his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin and his Masters in Architecture from the Univer-sidad Politeacutecnica de Madrid

Escuela Teacutecnica Superior de Arquitectura Before joining DXA studio he held design and architecture positions at Gabellini Sheppard Associ-ates and ODA Architecture

-Allysa Taylor Intermedi-ate Designer attended the University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture where she received her Bachelorrsquos Degree in Sustainable Archi-tecture and Design Allysa has previously worked as an Intern at OrsquoNeill Rose Archi-tects where she assisted with housing and competition projects including the award-winning Choy House She also worked on many projects for non-profit community and educational groups including an extensive renovation of the historic Hotel Chelsea

-Kelly McFadden Junior Architect received her Bachelor of Architecture from Virginia Tech Dur-ing her time there she was a founding member of the Global Architecture Brigade a student collaboration that proposed sustainable design solutions to underdeveloped communities abroad Since moving to New York in 2015 she worked at Vintildeoly Archi-tects where she managed the design of the residential segment of an international award winning mixed-use development in California as well as a 500rsquo residential tower in Manhattan

-David Scurry Junior De-signer received his Bachelor of Architecture from Virginia Tech in 2016 where he re-ceived awards for his drawing

Carrie Hahn

Avery Miyasato Handy

Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin


officenewswireabilities and achievement in history and theory of art and architecture Before joining DXA studio he spent a year in North Africa working with an art group in event plan-ning graphic design and immersing himself in the local culture and he held an in-ternship at Skidmore Owings amp Merrill

-Gregory Crane Office Manager has more than 15 years of experience previ-ously holding similar positions at architecture firms includ-ing Steven Harris Architects Lebowitz Gould Design Inc and Loci Architecture In his role at DXA studio he will provide HR support for company staff manage day to day operations oversee bookkeeping responsibilities and support the company partners Read More

EVENTSgtIFDA NY Chapter will highlight new and innovative products at the Architectural Digest Design Show this week with ldquoIFDA Selectsrdquo framed award certificates Trade Day is this Thursday Mar 22 and the show runs through Sunday Mar 25

for the general public IFDA Selects winners and IFDA membersponsor booths will be located at NYCrsquos Pier 94 and DIFFArsquos Dining by Design vignettes will be on display at Pier 92 Read More

gtIIDA NY Albany City Center this Thursday Mar 22 is hosting a meetup sponsored by Haworth and Koroseal It will take place 500-700 pm at Druthers Brewing Compa-ny 1053 Broadway Registra-tion is free Read More

gtIIDA NY Rochester City Center this Wednesday Mar 21 will present ldquoWhatrsquos Next 2018rdquo at Rochester Institute of Technology 500-800 pm A panel of local architects will discuss ldquoDesigning for Urban Renewal Preserving Civic Identity through Adaptive Reuserdquo and present case studies on projects adapting iconic and historic build-ings in downtown Rochester Panelists include Jason T Simmons of Glasgow Simmons Architecture talking about Eastman Gardens Eric Menz of Hanlon Architects discuss-ing the Alliance Building and Christopher Lopez of Plan Ar-chitectural Studio PC discuss-ing the RIT Center for Urban Entrepreneurship (CUE) Free admission Read More

gtLuxe Interiors + Design will host its 2018 Gold List Cel-ebration in Los Angeles this Thursday Mar 22 at Roche Bobois West Hollywood This annual event celebrates more than 500 design professionals from across the country who have been featured in the pages of Luxe over the past 12 months Read More

gtOpen House San Diegotrade (OH SDtrade) 2018 released its full list of more than 80 architectural sites for this yearrsquos event to be held this coming weekend Mar 24-25 A program of the San Di-ego Architectural Foundation this popular citywide architec-ture and urban design event offers free behind-the-scenes tours of San Diegorsquos buildings and historic landmarks It is the cityrsquos largest architectural event with well over 10000 site visits anticipated Each

IIDA NY Albany City Center Meetup at Druthers

IIDA NY Rochester City CenterWhatrsquos Next 2018


officenewswireOH SD site has an original feature or its own story innovative use of materials repurposing of space en-vironmental sustainability energy efficiency or use of public areas Spaces such as architecture and design studios museums schools hotels high-rises and SDAF Orchid Award winners as well as historically designated sites are featured Attend-ees check in and receive a collectible ldquopassportrdquo at one of the OH SD Hubs located in each neighborhood and the passport is stamped at each site they visit Pictured Timken Museum of Art in the Balboa Park neighborhood Read More

Open House San Diego Timken Museum of Art


businessBUSINESS AFFAIRSgtUpcoming quarterly reports this week

-DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd plans to release fiscal 2017 fourth quarter and year-end financial results on Wednes-day Mar 21 after markets close Conference call and webcast is scheduled for Thursday Mar 22 9 am Eastern Time (7 am Mountain Time) httpsdirttnetcompanynews

-Herman Miller Inc plans to release its third quarter fiscal 2018 results on Wednesday Mar 21 after the market closes confer-ence call and webcast is scheduled for the same day 500 pm Eastern Time httpswwwhermanmillercominvestors

-Steelcase Inc plans to release its fourth quarter and fiscal 2018 results on Tuesday Mar 20 after the market closes con-ference call webcast scheduled for Wednesday Mar 21 830 am Eastern Time httpirsteelcasecom

TECHNOLOGYgtConfigurarsquos CET Designer User of the Month is Chantel Fitzgerald of Inscape Shersquos a huge champion for design ldquoThere are so many reasons to love design ndash creating something that didnrsquot previously exist the satisfaction of seeing a design come to life and the constant evolution of designrdquo she said

As far back as she can remember she was creating designs for her future house In high school she spent a lot of time in the schoolrsquos art studio ldquoI always knew whatever I chose as a career

had to be challenging creative and never monotonous I chose to go to school for interior design since I was ndash and still am ndash so captivated by designing house plansrdquo

She interned with an architecture firm in Toronto and after graduation worked for a couple of kitchen and bath companies where she handled drafting specification and sales for resi-dential projects But after six years in that field she became increasingly interested in commercial design She began subscribing to office design magazines At design shows she found herself drawn more to the commercial furniture presen-tations than to the residential ones

ldquoWhen I heard about an opening at Inscape I decided to take a leap of faith and jumped head first into the office design world ndash and I havenrsquot looked backrdquo she said

First introduced to CET Designer about nine months ago when she started at Inscape Ms Fitzgeraldrsquos transition to the soft-ware became easy once she learned to trust the process ldquoWith AutoCAD everything in the drawing had to be placed by the user With CET Designer its smart capabilities are so extensive and it took me a while to get used to how responsive and intui-tive (the software) can berdquo

At Inscape she and team members use CET Designer for the design and specification of commercial typicals and high-end renderings and for space planning sales support and training ldquoCET Designer is a huge time saver In comparison to other programs that can be a lot more tedious CET Designer lets

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you create designs very quickly and if you require multiple options itrsquos simple and speedy to whip a few up With this type of quickness you can jump into a project and have a lot of freedom to explore different designs without missing any deadlinesrdquo she said

Now an avid CET Designer user Ms Fitzgerald won first place in Configurarsquos 2017 CET Designer Awards in the category of Best OfficeMaterial HandlingHealthcare Rendering

ldquoThe rendering was my first attempt at using levels in CET De-signer I really enjoyed creating and providing a lot of depth for the space Lighting was probably the most time-consuming part of this rendering due to the depth and different levels I also really enjoyed creating the skylights and exploring how to perfect the lighting that would provide the most realistic look possiblerdquo she said

Her favorite CET Designer tip is to use the Calculation tab to find specific items in a drawing ldquoThis is particularly helpful in large-scale drawings when there are hundreds of items and you need to specifically locate one I just right-click and the lsquolocate on drawingrsquo button pops up which has helped me numerous times This is another example of how CET Designer can be a great time-saverrdquo

When she isnrsquot working her magic in CET Designer shersquos likely delving into DIY projects or hanging out with her two pets ndash her dog Lennox and her cat Penny Shersquos also taken up photog-raphy as a hobby and she makes it a point to travel some-where new at least once a year Read More

gtSedia Systems and Aircharge entered a partnership that will enable wireless charging of mobile phones and tablets as an optional feature in all of Sedia Systemsrsquo fixed table lines The agreement provides Sedia Systems with exclusive rights to Airchargersquos surface charging unit for tables designed for Lecture Hall and Auditorium markets The charging units are available for order immediately and will be embedded in the companyrsquos M50 and T50 series of fixed tables as well as the M60 and O60 swing-away tables

The Aircharge technology in Sedia Systemsrsquo tables will allow users to wirelessly charge most models of cellular phones and tablets simply by placing those devices on the wireless charg-ing transmitter Aircharge based in the United Kingdom has been a leader in advancing Qi-certified wireless power and delivering a wide range of commercial and residential applica-tions The table-top surface chargers come in black and white finishes as well as wood veneers and a selection of colorful leathers The standard options offered will include blacksilver whitesilver all-black and all-white

ldquoItrsquos exciting for Sedia Systems to enter into this partnership with Airchargerdquo said Wilson Troup the founder and CEO of Sedia Systems ldquoIt provides our customers with leading-edge technology solutions in a discreet and beautiful design that fits seamlessly into our lecture hall table solutionsrdquo Read More

CET Designer User of the Month Chantel Fitzgerald

Chantel Fitzgeraldrsquos award-winning rendering created in CET Designer

Sedia Systems Collaborates with Aircharge for Wireless Tabletop Charging


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Textile Designer Product Development - Tri-State Area NY

Arc-Com a leader in the contract textile industry located in Orangeburg NY (15 min north of the GW Bridge) is seeking a creative textile designer to join our Design Team to work on product development The Arc-Com Design Team creates and introduces innovative and high performance textile products for the corporate hospitality healthcare and institutional markets

Position Requirements

gt Committed professionalwith excellent communi-cation color and designskills

gt Experience with contractsources woven textilesupholstery drapery cu-bicle fabrics and coatedproducts very helpful

gt Foundation knowledge ofthe contract industry

gt Excellent Pattern and De-velopment skills

gt Strong color sense

gt Experience in woventextiles and fabric construc-tions

gt Knowledgeable with testrequirements Flammabil-ity Crocking Colorfastnessand Abrasion

gt Experience working withcontract textile mills

gt Strong organizational andanalytical abilities

gt Must have own transporta-tion

Please email resume to Niacovonearc-comcom Visit us at wwwArc-Comcom

Sales Associate - NYC NJ NE Region

Transwall Office Systems Inc a manufacturer of architectural and demountable wall systems has an immediate opening for a Sales Associate to provide administrative sales support to the NYC NJ NE Region

Responsibilities

gt Prepare and submit indepth IECs (InformationEstimate Checklist) frominformation obtained fromarchitectural drawings andproject specs provided bythe GC Architect and enduser Client

gt

gt Establish relationships withDesigners GCs and Clientend users with face to facetime to resolve issues andinquiries

gt Provide critical support andassistance to the SeniorExecutive VPPrincipal inthe office or in the field

gt Develop and establish ownaccounts as desired

gt Conduct in-field Client sitechecks

gt Support project installa-tions

gt Maintain Sales Forecastdata and other administra-tive tasks

gt Assist with special projects gt Expedite requests for Mar-keting and Sales materials

Requirements

gt 2+ years administrativebackground preferably inan architectural environ-ment

gt Strong computer capabili-ties with MS Office

gt Knowledge of AutoCAD aplus

gt Able to read and interpretconstruction documents

gt S degree or comparablework experience required

Competitive benefits and compensation package including

gt Medical Plan gt Dental Plan gt Disability Plan gt 401k Retirement Plan gt Paid Vacation gt Paid Holidays gt Growth Potential

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Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd









aampd




aampd








aampd





aampd








aampd





aampd





aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd




aampd








aampd





aampd








aampd





aampd





aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd








aampd





aampd








aampd





aampd





aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd





aampd








aampd





aampd





aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd








aampd





aampd





aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd





aampd





aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd





aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd





aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd




aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd












ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T

icfsourcecom




aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











aampd
























ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements




















ADVE

RTIS

EMEN

T




concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











concurrents





















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements


















2017







SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements
















SUDOKU


6 13 9 4

8 3 5 95

6 7 5 44 3 8

31 9 6 4












Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements


















Gunlocke Calia

Gunlocke Geneva











Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements



















Kimball fiXt

Kimball Pep














Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements





















Kimberly Huffman

David Jolly













Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements






















Ismael Leyva

Thomas Graul

Adam Kehr

Erica LiBritz

Sodam Ha

Patricia Duval

Chika Yamada






























Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements







































Bennet Dunkley

Lucas Corsbie


Tavie Folk














Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements























Carrie Hahn


Bill Keller

Meghan Sherwin



























31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements




































31618 122917 92917 63017 33117 123016 frYrHifr50-DayMA

HMiller 378 401 359 304 316 342 -98 -01

HNI 394 386 415 399 461 559 -184 29

Inscape 21 31 36 37 43 50 -540 -262

Interface 252 252 219 197 191 186 -42 26

Kimball 173 187 198 167 165 176 -173 10

Knoll 222 230 200 201 238 279 -93 10

Leggett 463 477 477 525 503 489 -159 24

Mohawk 2479 2759 2475 2417 2295 1997 -136 -23

Steelcase 144 152 154 140 168 179 -207 -05

USG 343 386 327 290 318 289 -167 -13

Virco 44 51 55 54 40 43 -273 -15

SUM 4912 5310 4914 4729 4736 4588

DJIndust 24947 24719 22405 21350 20663 19763 -63 -06



technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements











technology




































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements


































Responsibilities


gt








Requirements










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