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The Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center: Uniting a team and its spirit through great design

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The Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center — also serving as the Minnesota Vikings Team Headquarters and Practice Facility — exemplifies the team’s spirit, unity, and resilience. Through its design, it also nods to ancient Viking history, culture, country of origin, and forms including longships and their intricate jewelry.

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Diamond Schmitt to lead design for Therme Canada | Ontario Place redevelopment

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Therme Canada has selected Diamond Schmitt to lead the design of Therme Canada | Ontario Place, a year-round waterfront destination that will reconnect people to Lake Ontario.

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Creating thoughtful tech workplace design

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Office Buildings Headquarters Designers Architects Interior Architecture The wow-factor. We understand visionary companies appreciate one-of-a-kind, edgy spaces that differentiate their brand and culture; what some call “out there” design. Recognizing this fact, we ensure our designs encompass a 360-degree view.

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How Shifts in Shopping Have Changed Retail Construction

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While that pioneering spirit is still needed today to succeed, the digital age has dramatically changed consumer habits making retailers shift the way they design their stores to keep customers coming in, which means construction industry professionals need the experience and knowledge to complete these projects.

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Regional Work Fosters Entrepreneurial Spirit at Langan

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ENR New York’s Design Firm of the Year has provided multidisciplinary services to some defining projects across New York and New Jersey—and beyond.

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6 urban design trends to watch in 2018

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Urban design and development is no longer “business as usual.” In that spirit, here are six urban design trends to watch in 2018: . 2017 saw the continuation of the evolution of expectations on the part of consumers, developers, office workers, and cities. Those expectations?

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Benefitting kids through human-centric high school design

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Benefitting kids through human-centric high school design 0 qpurcell Mon, 03/06/2023 - 09:09 K-12 Schools Ingrid Krueger, AIA, LEED AP, shares why empathetic, well-designed spaces are critical in high schools. This challenge requires designers to harness empathetic, human-centric design to meet a variety of needs within a space.

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