Volume: 24 | Issue: 1 | Download
On the Cover:
The Evelyn W. Foster Learning Center at the Seattle Central Library.
Photo by Lara Swimmer, courtesy of Ann Hamilton Studio. Floor designed by artist Ann Hamilton and installed by Rubenstein's.
Professional Remodeler: Vol. 15, № 2 (February 2011)
Volume: 15 | Issue: 2 | Download
Cover Story:
— Customer Satisfaction: David Roberts and other remodelers are finding success with renewed focus on customers.
PROBuilder: Vol. 76, № 2 (February 2011)
Volume: 76 | Issue: 2 | Download
[ON THE COVER]
EYA’s Capitol Quarter mixed-income community in Washington, D.C., occupies seven city blocks just steps from Capitol Hill.
PHOTO: THOMASARLEDGE.COM
Floor Trends Magazine: Vol. 13, № 2 (February 2011)
Volume: 13 | Issue: 2 | Download
On The Cover:
Pictured is Bliss Veranda, made with Beaulieu's SoftSense polyester filament fiber in 36 colors. Part of the HealthyTouch collection, the style features Silver Release technology, a lifetime "no exclusions" stain warranty, built- in Magic Fresh odor reducer, and 3M Scotchgard Protector. Photo courtesy Beaulieu.
Building Design+Construction: Vol. 52, № 2 (February 2011)
Volume: 52 | Issue: 2 | Download
COVER:
The $80 million, 61,000-sf Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health opened last fall, in Las Vegas. The Frank Gehry-designed facility, which will specialize in Alzheimer’s research and ambulatory patient care, is an example of Cleveland Clinic’s outreach strategy.
PHOTO: COURTESY CLEVELAND CLINIC
Floor Trends Magazine: Vol. 13, № 1 (January 2011)
Volume: 13 | Issue: 1 | Download
On The Cover:
Shown is Florida Tile's VitraArt Harmony glass tile in the Broadway color in a random size pattern. The entire line is offered in 12 colors and three sizes. Photo courtesy Florida Tile.
Professional Remodeler: Vol. 15, № 1 (January 2011)
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Cover Story:
— 16 tips for e-marketing success: How Christopher Wright and other remodelers are leveraging the Web.
Countertops and Architectural Surfaces: Vol. 4, № 1 (Quarter 1, 2011)
Volume: 4 | Issue: 1 | Download
Cover Photo
Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects specified LG HI-MACS solid surface for the Ernie Davis Dining Hall at Syracuse University. The project was well suited to thermoforming, and fabricator Sterling Surfaces put its skills to the test.
Contemporary Stone & Tile Design: Vol. 17, № 1 (Winter 2011)
Volume: 17 | Issue: 1 | Download
On The Cover
Custom tile brings dimension and whimsy to the interior of D'Espresso, an espresso bar located in New York City. Inspired by the neighboring Bryant Public Library, the imagery is created by a pattern of 18 different 16- x 16-inch tiles that repeat 36 times across the surface. The custom tiles run along the floor, up the 15-foot wall and across the ceiling. This project is one of several featured in a focus on Interiors in this issue of Contemporary Stone & Tile Design. Design by nemaworkshop, New York, NY. Tile manufactured by Imagine Tile, New York, NY. Story begins on page 28
PROBuilder: Vol. 76, № 1 (January 2011)
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[ON THE COVER]
Stone veneer adorns the Westbrook model at Classica Homes' Christenbury Hall community in Concord, N.C.
Photo: Courtesy of Classica Homes
Commercial Flooring Report: Vol. 34, № 1 (The Use of Solvent to Remove Old Flooring Adhesive)
Volume: 34 | Issue: 1 | Download
We've had several calls and emails over the last two months regarding the use of solvents to remove old adhesive, particularly the black asphaltic cut back type, used for old vinyl asbestos tiles. These tiles are present in many older buildings, many of them schools. When asbestos abatement initiatives are undertaken in these buildings, one of the materials removed and abated are the vinyl asbestos tiles and the cut back adhesive used to install them.
Building Design+Construction: Vol. 52, № 1 (January 2011)
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COVER:
Seattle’s Broadway Building, by developer Hunters Capital, has 94 market-rate rental apartments with 28 units set aside for international students attending Seattle Central Community College. Both market-rate and student apartments are 100% occupied. All but one of the retail spaces are leased.
PHOTO: CHARLIE SCHUCK PHOTOGRAPHY