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How Immersive Art Has Transformed the Ways People Experience Creativity??????????

Success

Art installations are usually temporary, often outdoors and frequently disruptive to a natural or curated space, influencing our experience of an environment and challenging our ideas about communal spaces, art and cultural expectations. As more political works followed, Chihuly’s reputation began to grow. The Future of Immersive Art.

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How Immersive Art Has Transformed the Ways People Experience Creativity??????????

Success

Art installations are usually temporary, often outdoors and frequently disruptive to a natural or curated space, influencing our experience of an environment and challenging our ideas about communal spaces, art and cultural expectations. As more political works followed, Chihuly’s reputation began to grow. The Future of Immersive Art.

2003 290
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TOG opens what it claims is Central London’s tallest mass timber office building

Workplace Insight

The site was acquired by TOG In 2013 and was previously home to an 11,000 sq ft building that TOG had originally painted black and white, giving the current building its name. The Black & White Building is the fourteenth of The Office Group’s buildings in the City and Shoreditch area.

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The Take Over of Green Marketing

Eco-Office Gals

Consumers love products that in one way or another help the environment. These results have been demonstrated in businesses across all industries. According to the 2012 Cone Green Gap Trend Tracker, 69% of Americans take the environment into consideration when making choices about what products or services to buy.

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When the chairs took over the world and what it all meant

Workplace Insight

The new quest is for wellbeing and a return on investment, something rather more attractive and complex than a desire to merely avoid injury and litigation The design of the physical environment to make us comfortable, send messages to others or enhance our well-being and mood is a recurrent theme in both the domestic and commercial design press.

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