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Best of Office Architecture and Design
Lauded as one of the most influential advocates for the interior design industry, Cindy Allen celebrated, in 2011, her ten-year anniversary as the editor-in-chief of Interior Design magazine. Since her editorship began in 2001, Allen has established herself as a force, elevating the publication's importance and exposure, strengthening its credentials as the main ambassador of design, and making it the vehicle of growth and success for the industry it represents. Interior Design proudly presents Best in Office Architecture & Design, a must-have for both the design community and those looking for a valuable resource on the best in workplace design today. Interior Design, which is closely followed by the design community, celebrates and shares the best in interior design achievement with the world.
Best of Office
A compilation of the best work done in the workplace design today, featuring 50-70 projects from approximately 25 design firms. There will be a diversity of projects from corporate headquarters and private trading floors to design studios and law offices, designed by both industry stalwarts and start-ups.
Interior Design Best of Year
Interior Design proudly presents the inaugural Best of Year commemorative book: a must-have for the design community immersed in the culture and those looking for a valuable resource on the best work of today. Best of Year recognizes superior design in over 70 categories (project and product). Various segments of the interior design market are covered, including education, healthcare, hospitality, institutional, office, public space, residential, and retail. Editor in chief Cindy Allen, who is adored by those in the design community and is closely followed by them, spearheads this book that celebrates and shares the best in interior design achievement -- across the entire design spectrum -- with the world.
A World Away from IEPs
Step outside of the IEPs and behavioral paperwork currently generated in schools, go where disabled people are thriving today, and see the results in learning, growth, and expression. This authoritative book offers readers alternative ways to think about learning and behavior in special education. Through illustrative case studies and a disability studies lens, author Erin McCloskey uses the voices of people with disabilities to show how these students progress creatively outside the classroom and school building--at the dojo, the riding arena, the theater stage, the music studio, and other community-centered spaces where disabled students can make choices about their learning, their bodies,...
The Best of Residential
Our home is the most personal of spaces. So what defines modern living today? In this book, find many standout projects from leaders in this genre, ranging from a petite urban aerie to a lakeside Italianate villa.
What Remains
Nearly 1,600 Americans who took part in the Vietnam War are still missing and presumed dead. Sarah Wagner tells the stories of those who mourn and continue to search for them. Today's forensic science can identify remains from mere traces, raising expectations for repatriation and forcing a new reckoning with the toll of America's most fraught war.
Love Lost, Love Found
The story begins with a winter storm sweeping across a summer resort town in New Jersey. Maggie, a recent widow, is alone with her grief in a rented cottage on the shore. As the wind howls and blusters around her little red house, she opens her door to a stranger whose car has broken down on a nearby road. He explains that he saw her single light burning on the deserted shore and appeals to her for help and shelter from the storm. Maggie and Walt quickly become friends . Their advanced age and wisdom afford them the luxury of knowing that life is short so they indulge each day to its fullest. Their friendship is symbolized by this single light that brought them together and rescued each of them from a life filled by loneliness and despair. Maggie learns that Walt is not a widower, but unlike herself has a wife, Mary, who has been hospitalized with Alzheimer's disease and a fatal heart condition for more than a year. Walt is despondent over his conflicting emotions. His love for Mary is strong, but she has been unresponsive for years because of her illness. Walt feels he needs to go on with his life but feels guilty for doing so.
The Shift Café: How to STEP Into the POWER of Your POTENTIAL
Do you have a voice in your head that says: I need a shift? The Shift Café leads you on a creative pathway to self-discovery that helps you identify what you want in life, why you want it, and most importantly, HOW to develop the courage to achieve it. How The Shift Café helped Christy: The Shift Café helped me believe that I had something valuable to offer the world. I began by feeling scared of trying because I couldn't handle failure. I now know that I can reorganize and try again. I've gone from being at war with myself to finding inner peace. Author Cindy Allen-Stuckey believes in your POTENTIAL to live your best life...now. To do this, you need to CREATE a shift. This SHIFT begins with YOU! Are you ready?
