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Source: www.guardian.co.uk --- 1 day ago
Jonathan Glancey: What a joy to see innovative public housing beating big-name projects to the UK's premier ARCHITECTURE award ... Source: gizmodo.com --- 1 day ago
The Port Authority has released renderings of the plan for the World Trade Center Transport hub, and they look fantastic. With an arched, spiny roof and striking curves, the hub — though it... ... Source: ohiostate.scout.com --- 2 hours ago
Ohio State unleashed the defensive hounds last weekend, which is a good thing with a powerful Michigan State attack on tap for the next test. BSB staffer Marcus Hartman weighs in on those topics, ranks the Big Ten and checks the TV listings in this week's edition of Cus Words. ... Source: arts.telegraph.co.uk --- 10 hours ago
Ellis Woodman on Le Corbusier: The Art of ARCHITECTURE in The Crypt, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral. ...
Source: www.associatedcontent.com --- 19 hours ago
Over the course of the last decade a number of new paradigms for management in the organization have been developed Content Producer: Gerald Grodan Published: Oct 13, 2008 ... Source: www.prnewswire.com --- 5 hours ago
... Source: www.marketwire.com --- 5 hours ago
ORLANDO, FL (MARKET WIRE) ManageFusion -- Symantec Corp. (NASDAQ: SYMC) today announced the Open Collaborative ARCHITECTURE and a new third-party developer program to establish greater interoperability with Symantec solutions and provide customers, partners and ISVs with the ability to integrate their applications with the Symantec Management Platform (formerly the Altiris Platform). The Open Collaborative ARCHITECTURE is an open, standards-based set of guidelines and technologies that enables collaboration across Symantec's product portfolio and third-party solutions. The ARCHITECTURE allows customers to maximize ... Source: www.marketwire.com --- 21 hours ago
SANTIAGO, CHILE (MARKET WIRE) Aiming to be the technological vanguard university in Chile, Universidad de Los Andes signed an important contract with IBM Chile (NYSE: IBM) on September 24, 2008. ... Source: www.worth1000.com --- 11 hours ago
13 from the side, outdoors. [beginner | Submit for 7 days ] ... Source: www.miamiherald.com --- 1 day ago
ARCHITECTURE Susan Dimond, director of marketing and business development for Zyscovich Architects, has been elected president of the society for marketing professional services. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 9 hours ago
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin Oct 14 2008 5:57AM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 23 hours ago
Yahoo! Canada Oct 13 2008 5:11PM GMT ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 17 hours ago
Oct 15: Dallas ARCHITECTURE Forum presents : Marion WEISS + Michael MANFREDI at Magnolia Theatre ... Source: www.activewin.com --- 8 hours ago
Hot off the press the new ARCHITECTURE Journal 17 . The theme of this journal issue is Distributed Computing. You may be asking yourself, well isn't that already well established? Yes and no... The traditional way of thinking about distributed computing is, however with the emergence of new architectural styles such as Robotics, SaaS and Cloud Computing the game changes a bit. ... Source: orlando.eventguide.com --- 6 hours ago
Join us for an exciting three-day series of programs to help you understand more about th... ... Source: www.architectsjournal.co.uk --- 19 hours ago
Accordia, the housing project designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS), Alison Brooks Architects and Maccreanor Lavington Architects, won this year's RIBA Stirling Prize in association with The Architects' Journal. - Comments on the winning project from the great and the good - Pictures from the main event and the after party - Full list of winners - Listen to Keith Bradley, Alison Brooks and Richard Lavington's acceptance speeches - See video of the judging ...
Source: www.24dash.com --- 22 hours ago
A "post-Thatcherite" contemporary housing development has won one of Britain's most prestigious ARCHITECTURE awards. The development, called Accordia, designed to foster a feeling of community, won the 2008 Royal Institute of British Architects (Riba) Stirling Prize at a glittering awards ceremony in Liverpool last night. Built of German brick, the traditional terrace homes and flats are on a brownfield site in the city of Cambridge. There is common land in the development, designed to... ... Find more results for ARCHITECTURE on RSSMicro.com |
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Let’s face it, business growth is all about one thing: getting more money out of consumers’ pockets and into company coffers. Why do it, otherwise? And often growth goes hand in hand with competition as companies scrabble to increase their share of a finite market. Trouble is, anti-trust legislation introduces a certain ceiling beyond which a business may not grow within a sector. So to keep on taking money from consumers, a business has to start expanding in a different sector. Most of the time this means buying an existing company, which also happens to eliminate future competition. Businesses often justify this by saying greater consumer value can be achieved through merging backroom processes and increasing purchasing power. Good for the consumer you may think .. or is it? The Real Consequences Of Business Growth Three things happen when backroom efficiencies are introduced: people lose their jobs, reducing the money in circulation, lowering living standards and reducing peoples’ ability to buy lasting quality; products are made from cheaper products, forcing consumers to buy several low quality items instead of one good quality one; innovation, competition and variety take second place as large companies concentrate on which common denominators they can sell for the greatest profit, eradicating consumer choice. Are any of these consequences really in the public’s interests? Destructive Competition Across Sectors Take the gro ...
It seems no one told Dubai about the financial crisis, as new projects keep being unveiled. This time, our green friends over Inhabitat tipped us on a mega development, owned by Maraas Holding : The Jumeira Gardens. The project, commissioned to Chicago… ...