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by designthebottomline
Posted on November 13, 2012May 16, 2015

Microsoft Retail Store – Sometimes Less is More

by designthebottomline
Posted on October 23, 2011May 16, 2015

Microsoft Retail Store

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Mark Cahill is an architect specializing in branding retail environments that enhance the consumer experience. Observations are my own.

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30 Mar

Sounds about right for all permits on the west coast!

The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee

Lego Introduces ‘California Home’ Set Where Kids Fill Out Permit And Wait 2 Years For Approval https://buff.ly/DAT14Sf

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28 Feb

“Understanding consumers enables cultural relevance , which drives brand desire, which is what fuels performance, and sales” Joon Silverstein - Coach CMO - Mapping Coach’s Course Toward $10 Billion in Sales

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28 Feb

So Just-In-Time home delivery started in 1881 did not know that. Fascinating.

Tock @yvan_theriault

En 1881, un grand magasin de Chicago a fait quelque chose qui allait tranquillement changer le monde pour toujours.
Ils ont regardé leurs clients - des femmes en jupes longues qui naviguaient dans les rues boueuses, des hommes d'affaires sans temps à perdre - et ont fait une

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1 Jan

Diagrid’s early use in 1963 is the precursor to current use in modern buildings including skyscrapers

Midwest Modern @JoshLipnik

United Steelworkers Building (1963)
Pittsburgh, PA

Innovative for its load-bearing diagrid structure, which influenced many future skyscrapers, designed by the firm Curtis & Davis. Built and named for its originally anchor tenant IBM and purchased by the United Steelworkers in

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