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July 2016 Product Briefs: Health Care

Comfort and convenience abound in these staples for hospitals, clinics, and assisted-living facilities.

Julie Taraska

July 1, 2016

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June 2016 Product Briefs: Flooring

There's more technology under your feet than meets the eye.

Julie Taraska

June 1, 2016

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May 2016 Product Focus: Rockwell Collaborations

Rockwell Group collaborates on two contract lighting lines.

Julie Taraska

May 1, 2016

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Lighting is core to Rockwell Group’s DNA, with the interplay of illumination and shadow central to the firm’s interiors, architecture, and stage sets.

May 2016 Product Briefs: Lighting

Some smart lamps have brains and beauty.

Julie Taraska

May 1, 2016

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New products from Sonneman, Wästberg, Lunera Lighting, Dyson, Zumtobel, and Flos Architectural.

May 2016 Product Briefs: Building Envelopes

New sheathing, insulation, and architectural-mesh systems save energy and time.

Julie Taraska

May 1, 2016

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New products from Ply Gem, Shildan, DensElement, Georgia-Pacific, PROSOCO, SAF, and VaproShield.

May 2016 Product Briefs: Acoustics

These environmentally friendly interventions combat sound from every angle.

Julie Taraska

May 1, 2016

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New products from CertainTeed, Milliken, Plyboo, Baux, and Eureka.

Product Focus: Frandsen Project Lighting Fixtures

Northern Lights: Custom manufacturer Frandsen Project debuts its collection of plug-and-play fixtures.

Julie Taraska

February 1, 2016

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Custom manufacturer Frandsen Project debuts its collection of plug-and-play fixtures.

Product Focus: School Acoustics

An acoustic consultant explains how to make classrooms more conducive to hearing—and learning.

Julie Taraska

January 1, 2016

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A school might have a stellar faculty and engaging curriculum—but students won’t benefit if they can’t hear their teacher.

Thoroughly Modern Classics

Historically accurate replacement windows benefit from 21st-century materials and glazing.

Julie Taraska

October 16, 2015

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When it comes to the windows of historic buildings, both the National Park Service and the National Trust for Historic Preservation agree: it’s better to repair original casements than replace them with updated copies.