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The portfolio system allows you to easily save all of your favorite design products to one account from leading design web sites representing over 100,000 products.
The portfolio system is being launched on 1stdibs, Architectural Digest's new shopAD and The New York Design Center. Atlanta Decorative Arts, Michigan Design Center and Philadelphia's Market Place Design will be available by the end of summer.
Searching for your project has never been easier. When you see the simply roll your mouse over it and you can add items to your portfolio. The system lets you save items by room and will automatically add them to a search by category, allowing you to create a searchable database of your favorites.
Additionally, Designers and Architects can create separate password-protected client folders and save items to an on-line design library.
Once saved to your account all of the products within the system will have links, phone numbers and email addresses for the dealers and showrooms allowing you to connect directly with the source.
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The Design 4 Healthcare door tags signified the participating showrooms
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(clockwise) Chris Bormann, Carolyn BaRoss, Laura Morris and Kim Farrah, presenters from Perkins + Will
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Peter Lovell; Krug, Dennis Cahill; NYDC, Carolyn BaRoss; Perkins + Will and Matthew Levine; Levine Calvano pose in the Krug showroom
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Perkins + Will presentation, Design and Sustainability for a new Greenfield Hospital
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The crowd intrigued by the presentation
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The CARE chair from Kusch + Co.
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The Aussie line from David Edward
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Ocean Mist fabric from Architex
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Design 4 Healthcare
November 18, 2009
Design 4 Healthcare
November 18, 2009
The New York Design Center is constantly opening new doors and wowing us with new innovations and a plethora of vital pieces of furniture. Welcome to the world of healthcare design! Many attended the first of four healthcare programs on November 18th at the New York Design Center and were greeted with products that are not often highlighted in the NYDC showrooms. As Healthcare design continues to improve, furniture is extremely valuable to the hospital’s progress.
Products including the CARE chair from Kusch + Co assist in improving patient care, while David Edward’s Aussie line transforms public spaces into a comfortable and cohesive work environment and the intriguing fabric from Architex adds a level of beauty in the hospital rooms (pictured to the left).
These products plus hundreds more were introduced along with a presentation from renowned and successful healthcare practicing firm, Perkins + Will. Carolyn BaRoss, ASID, IIDA, LEED AP, Principal, Chris Bormann, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Principal, Healthcare Market Sector Leader, Laura Morris, IIDA, AAHID, LEED AP, Senior Project Interior Designer and Kim Farrah, Resource Librarian spoke about the design and sustainability for a new Greenfield hospital.
Attendees gathered on the 14th floor for Perkins + Will’s presentation, learning about the design process, their collaboration to keep design intent with the client, the owner and the construction manager while staying on budget as well as the integration of high performance interior materials and sustainability in a modern healthcare setting.
Guests left the presentation with an abundant amount healthcare insight and traveled through the four contract floors for food, drink and a chance to win an annual dual MoMA membership.
Save the Date:
Design 4 Healthcare Program #2 – Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Presentation by Cannon Design
Invitation only, must RSVP
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